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Story Telling

I knew a man who fought in World War II. He came home with PTSD. At that time the word was shellshocked. He was dramatically changed by his war experiences. He’d been a quiet...

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A Glowing Review Resized and Revisited

    Well duh. I didn’t resize the photo before MailChimp sent this and if you tried and read it in email instead of clicking on the link and going to the website, it...

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A Glowing Review

      Did the solar eclipse this past week live up to the hype? Yes, yes,YES! And more. I’ve seen partial eclipses, and our family went to the last total eclipse visible in...

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Power to the People

We had a huge windstorm a week ago. As soon as the power went out I started a transition to freakout mode. My no-electricity panic stems from an ice storm twenty-five years ago. It...

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The Sky’s the Limit

My mother was born as the earth passed through the tail of Halley’s Comet in 1910. The comet had been reported in newspapers as an “evil eye in the sky”. “Comet May Kill All...

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Go Fly a Kite

During World War II, there were several German POW camps in Wisconsin, where I grew up. In fact, 22,000 German prisoners were housed in the POW centers there. Many of them were put to...

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I Just Called to Say………………

Last week I called one of my friends in the town where we lived until a year and a half ago. She had left me a message a few weeks earlier but I knew...

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Reading Part Deux

I was alerted I hadn’t resized the picture of the Seattle public library before giving Mail Chimp the go-ahead to send the post. I think the building is so spectacular, it made me crazy...

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Keep On Reading!

  A few weeks ago I met one of our sons at the Seattle Central Library downtown. I’d been there before I lived here but I’d forgotten what an architectural masterpiece that building is....

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Heritage

I was thinking about a girl who was in my kindergarten class. In the 1950’s and 60’s, we hadn’t yet learned to use words like indigenous or Native American or First People. She was...

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