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Takes a Stormy Soul to Calm a Hungry Crew
Joe Keenan
I am on an Island off the coast of Massachusetts thinking about my time as a sea cook on tall ships.
2:41 pm, May 25, 2017
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Hungry Ticks Are Out: Prevention Is Key
Richard Johnson
The real tick season has started as nymphs of both deer ticks and lone star ticks are out and will be present through July.
2:30 pm, May 25, 2017
9 Comments
Putting One Foot in Front of the Other
Edward Hoagland
From saunter to strut we walk through life, hoofing a dance from time to time. Charlie Chaplin did a duck waddle and Michael Jackson moon-walked.
2:26 pm, May 25, 2017
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Memorial Day
Ellie Bates
Aromatic foliage hangs purple Within reach, a lilac branch To honor those who have served
2:19 pm, May 25, 2017
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Winning Isn't Everything, But Neither Is Losing
Nancy Slonim Aronie
My cousin Ethan (by marriage) who is 6’6” and played professional basketball for a league in Israel in his younger days, says what’s the point of...
12:53 pm, May 22, 2017
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Still Shucking From Yonder Shores
Steve Ewing
Jimmy always reminded me of Peter O’Toole charging through the desert on a camel Long lion mane flowing.
11:25 am, May 18, 2017
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Strong Spirits Traveling on Hard Roads
Joe Keenan
I wish I could say I went in undercover as a reporter. That’s not the case. I was a bona fide patient. Gosnold. Detox.
2:12 pm, May 11, 2017
24 Comments
Everyone Has a Story to Tell
Joan Bowman
I’ve been teaching a workshop, How to Write Your Memoirs, at a retirement community in New Jersey.
2:10 pm, May 11, 2017
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Best Mother's Day Gift; a Great-Grandchild
Shirley Mayhew
Sunday is Mother’s Day. I have been a mother for more than 67 years, the longest job I have ever held.
2:05 pm, May 11, 2017
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Nearly Fifty Years Ago Today, Sergeant Pepper Taught the Band to Play
In 1967, the average cost of a new car was $2,750 and the average cost of gas was 33 cents a gallon.
4:06 pm, May 8, 2017
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Delicate Enough for Needlepoint, Tough Enough for Skillet Tossing
Brad Woodger
Annie Heywood was many things. She was generous, kind, funny, creative and persistent. What she was not was quiet. She was Chappy’s self-appointed...
2:16 pm, May 4, 2017
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Pleasantly Adrift in a Sea of Fog
Roseline Glazer
Most people don’t like fog. Some say it makes them feel gloomy. Others find it scary, but no one bothers to ask the garden.
3:33 pm, May 1, 2017
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