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Monthly Archives: March 2011
A WRINKLE IN TIME *
A WRINKLE IN TIME * This past weekend began with the best of family gatherings in Carmel as planned, and continued the next day with another family gathering of a different sort, but also good because it was family. Here … Continue reading
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ENTICEMENT
What’s the hardest thing about picking up and moving far, far away? Hands down. No contest. And there’s Sean, a senior now at Sonoma State, grown ever so big and wise from that little boy I so loved, and Sam, … Continue reading
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WHAT THEY DID OR DIDN’T TELL US
WHAT THEY DID OR DIDN’T TELL US Yesterday, once again I found myself in the kitchen exclaiming – Mom, what did you MEAN by a “handful”? What’s a “slow” oven? Were you cooking with wood? There have been so many … Continue reading
JOHAN’S JOURNEY
JOHAN’S JOURNEY I’m home this weekend from work on the Big Sur coast because the south end of the highway, now, is covered with rocks and boulders and mud. And it all happened at just about the spot I was … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, introspection
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PUDDING
There is nothing better than comfort food. Our favorites are grilled cheese sandwiches and creamed chicken and peas over biscuits. Not your typical health food, but YUM. We normally aim for healthy meals, but there is something to be said … Continue reading
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THE HIMALAYAN MUSK
What with the peach blossoms and the crabapples and the flowering quince, I must admit I’m getting restless for the roses. I know I’m getting ahead of Mother Nature here but it’s been on my mind and rather than continually … Continue reading
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HOME
When I was caught in the storm this past weekend, unable to pass through the 60 foot gap in the Big Sur highway, the Post Ranch Inn kindly gave me a room for two nights, and I use the word … Continue reading
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SPRING INTO STORM
It was just spring. And suddenly the radar reports for the central coast of California predicted a storm with icons and colors that screamed out “Cyclone Force, Extreme Weather, Thunder and Lightning and Tornado Conditions”! And it was my work … Continue reading
HERE COMES SPRING!
Even in California spring is exciting. I can imagine how ecstatic we will be after a Minnesota winter. The daffodils are the first to arrive. I used to order a bushel of 100 plus bulbs each year so you can … Continue reading
LYRA DEARA
There will be one less addition to our journey when the time comes. And this is a bittersweet tale, one that still brings tears when least expected now. One that connects with a flash to a image just out of … Continue reading
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