It was bound to happen sooner or later. Indeed, it happened once before. I was in a Medieval/Renaissance music class on the other side of Boston when planes took off from Boston Logan Airport that would later be flown into the World Trade Center. But that was different. Though Boston panicked and wept and lost,Continue reading >>
Out of my hands (3 women whose names I don’t know)
As soon as I sat down in the hospital’s Blood Draw Room I begin examining my inner arms, trying to find the tiny scars which I rely on to remind me from which arm it is easier to draw blood. “Do you know something I don’t? What are you looking for?” The nurse demanded. “Oh,Continue reading >>
How to survive a Boston storm in seven easy steps
Ever wondered how we city-dwellers deal with a storm? In many ways, the same way everyone else does: fighting over peanut butter at the store and dusting off shovels. But street parking and apartment living add a little flair to our storm experience. Here’s what you need to know to survive a storm in Boston.Continue reading >>
7 Quick Takes volume 26
— 1 — I read this earlier this week and am in love. “Singers and Musicians are some of the most driven, courageous people on the face of the earth. They deal with more day-to-day rejection in one year than most people do in a lifetime. Every day, they face the financial challenge of livingContinue reading >>
The things that only I have
It was a few weeks before Christmas. I was driving through the section of the South End lined with beautiful brownstones, and I was feeling jealous. The folks who park their cars on these tree-lined streets have money, and bay windows out over picturesque patches of grass, and in those windows they put grand Christmas trees perfectlyContinue reading >>
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