I saw a tall woman the other day. Immediately I was seized with the “grass is always greener” mentality, one that I’ve outgrown, as I thought “my life would be easier if I were taller”. I felt that way a lot when I was younger. If I were taller, if I were thinner, if myContinue reading >>
On crime, women, and Southie
Over the last few days there have been attacks in Boston that are very, very close to home. I wasn’t there when they happened, though I was in the immediate aftermath, and have been following the story from not-too-far. Some of my observations are the same I have every time there is violent crime reportedContinue reading >>
Why June 25 might be my favorite day of the year
June 25th, a magical day! Summer is in full swing yet most of it still lies ahead of us. Leisure is abundant and the celebrations of Independence Day are right around the corner. But most importantly…. We’re halfway to Christmas, so I might as well not put all my seasonal plates and mugs away. There’sContinue reading >>
A tale of two bedrooms
The house that I was raised in began its life as a small cape in the late 19th century. Set on many acres on a busy rural road it had three rooms downstairs and two bedrooms upstairs. Or at least that’s what I’m told. I wasn’t there. Over time, its inhabitants kept changing the firstContinue reading >>
Locked down
Needless to say it has been an unexpected day up here in Boston. There’s a sense in the air so far of pride, that by staying put and staying out of everyone’s way we are doing our part to help resolve this unprecedented situation. This morning our neighborhood can lady was out prowling, despite theirContinue reading >>
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