Imagine yourself as a dog who had suddenly developed the ability to verbalize . . . or a baby that could immediately acquire an adult vocabulary to have his or her demands met instantly. I used to do those “what-ifs” on a regular basis. As a former newspaper editor and writer of a weekly […]
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Fear of flying: No longer able to run through airports.
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One of my favorite blogs, Life in the Boomer Lane, had a popular post about the author flying in cramped seats from Seattle to Chicago, sandwiched in between two football fans, one of whom was invading her space dramatically. It made me realize how long it’s been since my husband and I have flown. Fourteen
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People don’t use china cabinets anymore. Now in the scope of crucial world issues, that ranks right up there with things like the disappearance of front porches. This only came to mind when I was putting away the china tea cups Monday night after Sunday’s season premier of Downton Abbey. My glass-fronted oak furniture holds
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New Tricks for Old Dogs summarizes what the heck I’m doing here . . . a longtime print publisher in the gray old world of newspapers, trying to muddle through a new-world way of communicating and keeping in writing shape. I retired in October after 30+ years as a small town weekly newspaper editor and
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