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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Walking to Rosie’s
Money jingles in your pocket. I grasp mine, fist tight, short legs pumping to match your stride. We walk past manicured lawns, sweet scent of summer flowers, porch swings empty in the afternoon heat. You reach for my hand at … Continue reading
Posted in Just Blogging
Tagged aging, children, family, home, life, memories, nostalgia, poetry, relationships, women
16 Comments
When I’m Sixty-four
“Good night, Darling. Even if you don’t need me, I still love you.” I rolled over in bed, closed my eyes, and waited. I didn’t have to wait long. After nearly forty years of marriage, my husband knows better than … Continue reading
Posted in Just Blogging
Tagged family, home, humor, husbands and wives, life, Love, marriage, relationships, women
28 Comments
The Most Memorable Field Trip
This post comes from a weekly memoir writing prompt provided by The Red Dress Club: Write a memoir post about a memorable school trip. Word limit is 600. In May of my senior year in high school, 1966, I had … Continue reading
Posted in Just Blogging
Tagged Civil Rights Movement, life, Lincoln Memorial, memories, prejudice, The Red Dress Club, Washington DC
27 Comments
Crossing the Bar
There’s an old New England saying, “A sea child dies on land,” and my sister, Karen, was definitely a sea child. She was born and raised on the Connecticut shore but moved to Texas as an adult and seldom got … Continue reading
Posted in Just Blogging, Seashells for Karen
Tagged family, home, life, memories, personal, postaweek2011, relationships, Religion and Spirituality, sisters, women
41 Comments
Weekly Photo Challenge: Worn
Posted in Just Blogging, pictures
Tagged Lighthouse, photography, photos, Pictures, weekly photo challenge
16 Comments
My Marilyn Monroe Moment
I have an old photograph of me at the top of the Empire State Building, my dress blowing in the wind that always exists up there. I remember that day well, even though I was only six. My husband … Continue reading
Posted in Favorite posts, Just Blogging
Tagged Central Park, Empire State Building, family, grandparents, home, life, Marilyn Monroe, memories, nostalgia, relationships
51 Comments
Movie Night
This post comes from a weekly memoir writing prompt provided by The Red Dress Club. This week’s memoir writing prompt by The Red Dress Club, asked us to fill in the blanks: The first time I ______________-ed after ____________________-ing. Every Saturday night … Continue reading
Posted in Just Blogging
Tagged family, Father, fathers and daughters, home, life, memories, movies, nostalgia, relationships, women
54 Comments
Indian Burial
I was puttering in my garden yesterday and found a circular clay object, left by the previous owner, that said, “Toad Abode.” I don’t know if toads used to live in our courtyard, but I haven’t seen them in the … Continue reading
Posted in Favorite posts, Just Blogging
Tagged aging, family, home, life, memories, relationships, toads, women
12 Comments
Summer Sneakers
Every time I look down at my feet when I’m wearing my “new” black Converse sneakers my thirteen-year-old granddaughter gave me when she outgrew them, I have to laugh. I look like I’m wearing clown shoes, but I don’t care. … Continue reading
Posted in Favorite posts, Just Blogging
Tagged Buster Brown, children, Converse, family, home, life, memories, nostalgia, parenting, relationships, Sneakers, women
42 Comments
A Big Thank You!
Yesterday I was Freshly Pressed for the first time, and it was exhilarating. More than anything, the experience brought home to me what blogging is all about. It is about making connections. It is about sharing, about touching lives and … Continue reading