My husband called me from his office when he got to work this morning. “Are you upstairs, by any chance?” “No, I’m still at the breakfast table, reading the paper. Want me to go upstairs?” “Yes, please, if you don’t … Continue reading
A couple of days ago I brought home some green beans from the market. They were local, fresh, and were a great price, 99 cents a pound, so I bagged up a ton of them, nearly five pounds. I like … Continue reading
My father was a many-faceted man. An aeronautical engineer by trade, he was an artist and a poet at heart. He was well-read in the classics, including many of the Russian writers and could quote Dostoevsky and Tolstoy. His favorite … Continue reading
I have written many times about the two little girls who live near me who visit every week. Their youngest sibling, three-year-old T., has now become a visitor. In fact, his mother told me the other day that he put … Continue reading
“Right now I’m having amnesia and déjà vu at the same time. I think I’ve forgotten this before.” —Steve Wright I’ve been working on the annotated picture album I mentioned a couple of posts … Continue reading
When I was in Florida last week, my sister-in-law and my niece and I gathered shells on the beach. The ones we picked were little scallop shells that sea mollusks had piecered a little hole at the top. My niece … Continue reading
