I woke this morning to a stern note in my calendar. Publish new blog, it said. Written there on the first Saturday of March by my optimistic past self at […]
ON PTSD, BANDWIDTH, AND THE KINDNESS OF STRANGERS Read More »
I’m choosing to start the year full of hope. As in, hopefully everything I’ve written in my planner will be accomplished by the end of the year. It’s ambitious, as
ON WRITING AND PEPPERING THE DAY WITH HOPE Read More »
Magical. That’s the word I would use to describe the week I got to have at the top of May. During a week-long trip, I got to stay at an
On the Hudson Valley Theatre Festival and Lifetime Friendships Read More »
In just a couple of weeks, my husband and I are headed to what we hear is a beautiful section of the country, the Hudson River Valley. The reason for
On Being a Playwright and an Author (with thanks to Nora Roberts) Read More »
Over the past months, I’ve had the pleasure of riding an Amtrak train to Washington, DC, to Union Station, transferring to the Metro, and then walking a few pleasant blocks to
My Top 5 things to do in Washington DC on a Budget Read More »
Fifty-two years of anything is a long time. Fifty-two years of friendship is a blessing. I’ve written about my friend Laura*, in these pages before. Here we are in 4th
On Saying Goodbye and New Things Read More »
After six years and five months, we are moving out of Dallas. Those years were a tumultuous time for my husband and me, as well as our kids. It started
On Soft Goodbyes and New Adventures Read More »
“It’s always something.” If you’re old enough to remember the original cast of SNL, there was a character played by Gilda Radner. Roseanne Roseannadanna would appear on the Weekend Update
On Rewatching Movies and yes, It’s Always Something Read More »
A few weeks ago, I visited my friend Laura up in Wichita, Kansas. Those of you who are long-time readers of this blog have heard of Laura several times before
On Lifelong Friends and ALS Read More »
My love language wasn’t always feeding people. It developed over a long period of time watching my husband, an accomplished chef, feed people. Having athletic teen boys leant itself to
On Perfect Quiche and a Virginia Visit Read More »
