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Christmas Letter 2015

Christmas Letter 2015

December 29th, 2015 | Genealogy, General, Holidays, Memory, Travel, United States, visual arts

Dearest all, whoever and wherever you may be: Newscasts from Paris in November would cut to Brussels and all we could think was, “We were just there in April.” We recognized streets, buildings, monuments. We thought about our little apartment on rue Potagère...
That Is Such Sad News

That Is Such Sad News

August 22nd, 2015 | Friends, Genealogy, General, Health, Matters of the Spirit, Memory, Time Passes, Travel, United States

A Facebook friend inquires, “Is death always sad?” The comment followed former president Jimmy Carter’s announcement that he has terminal cancer. A number of people from NPR’s Diane Rehm to ordinary friends have found the news “sad.” My FBF continued: “Although I...
The Dallas-Austin Axis 3: Great Reading

The Dallas-Austin Axis 3: Great Reading

January 19th, 2015 | Education, General, Travel, United States, visual arts

Museum labels—you know, those notes posted next to works of art? What’s not to dislike. More often than not they are written in that impenetrable artspeak (of which curators and critics are so enamored) and filled with “facts” and observations the writer believes are...
The Christmas Letter – 2014

The Christmas Letter – 2014

December 13th, 2014 | Cooking, Kitchen and Table, Friends, Genealogy, General, Holidays, Memory, Travel, United States, visual arts

Mercy me—is the year almost ended? 2014 gave us adventure, romance, challenges and sorrow. Suspended as I am among so many feelings, none has gravity sufficient to pull me close. What consumes me now are the tasks ahead from collecting the turkey from Rumbleway Farm...
A Mid-West Triangle 1: Sights along I-70

A Mid-West Triangle 1: Sights along I-70

October 21st, 2014 | General, Travel, United States, visual arts

The Columbus (Ohio) Airport has beautiful restrooms! Well the women’s is beautiful; my Dear One says the gent’s is small. But no mind. I entered a well-lit space both immaculate and ample. The stalls feature locks that work and toilets that flush, seat covers and...
Down to New England 2: The Lobster Roll Project

Down to New England 2: The Lobster Roll Project

June 24th, 2014 | Cooking, Kitchen and Table, General, Travel, United States

Yankees like me favor lobstuh; Chesapeake Bay locals–My Dear One for instance–prefer blue crab. We both love a seafood sandwich and on this trip north we dedicated lunchtime to finding a truly superior lobster roll. A search for “best lobster rolls in...
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