I’m a struggling writer; by that I don’t mean I struggle with the words.  On the contrary, I struggle with becoming more well-known for them. But perhaps there is a new path for me.

It began with a pull-up Christmas

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I’ve spent the day cleaning my home, getting it ready for the holidays and guests. And now I’m at the computer just sitting still.  Except I grabbed the snow globe that Keith and Chris gave me one Christmas, turned the

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While many people are shopping their hearts and their pocketbooks out, I’m hibernating this weekend.  I was supposed to have guests, but things happened and they didn’t come. So I have what a friend calls “found time.” Indeed.

I could have

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I never listen to music at home, but when I’m in the car my radio is always tuned to a classical station. What I’m struck by most is how many different symphonic orchestras there are in the world when, at

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Two weeks ago I parted ways with my cleaning lady, who had been with me six years. For most of that time, I was gainfully employed and appreciated her efforts to keep our home clean.  To that end, I overlooked

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Back in the pre-Google® age, a bookmark indicated the page where you’d left off reading. And there were various ways to do this.

I often use a photo, and the one I use most is of my son Keith and

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