Here I am once again, trying to understand the non-comprehensible, and possibly misusing my time in doing so. The most creative fiction writers wouldn’t be able to imagine some of the things we read and hear every day. Welcome to my latest string of non-sequiturs. President Biden’s delivery of his State of the Union addressContinue reading “IF THE WORLD ISN’T FLAT, WHY DOES IT FEEL LIKE I MIGHT FALL OFF?”
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WHEN DID MY DOCTORS BECOME SO YOUNG?
When one reaches “un certain âge,” one can expect to have more frequent encounters with doctors. It was during a recent encounter with a doctor whose specialty defies rapid pronunciation, that I was struck by how young she appeared to be. Of course, she was younger than I am… way younger. I’m at peace withContinue reading “WHEN DID MY DOCTORS BECOME SO YOUNG?”
WHAT ABOUT DIPLOMACY?
Although March has produced colder, windier weather than we experienced in February, Spring is near. The branches of our twin maple trees have sprouted little red buds in advance of their leaves, and the crocuses and daffodils are in bloom. Among its many gifts, Spring offers us the sweet enticement of hope. We’re tempted toContinue reading “WHAT ABOUT DIPLOMACY?”
THIS FALL’S GREAT AMERICAN YARD SALE
Dear readers, you might remember from a previous blog that I don’t enjoy going to or participating in yard sales. Traipsing through someone’s collection of used tools, ancient cassettes, old Christmas ornaments, and dozens of frayed wicker baskets is not my idea of fun. Perhaps if I were a collector of things, I’d froth atContinue reading “THIS FALL’S GREAT AMERICAN YARD SALE”
The Wide Window 