Rose

ATTIC CLEANUP

I can just see the epitaph on my gravestone now. “In her 75th year of life, Rose conquered the attic.” It’s possible that a precipitous …

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SWEET SPOT IN THE MOUNTAINS

We just spent a cozy night at Stonehurst Manor in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. After a drive north in the brilliance of autumn’s …

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WHAT’S FOR DINNER?

The neverending question. It’s intriguing to remember the narrow options with which I grew up. Comparing notes with friends in my age bracket, I’m impressed …

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TEDIOUS AND ODIOUS

Some words just sound like what they are. I’m thinking of these two words, tedious and odious, as they relate to certain tasks. It’s funny …

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EGGS BENEDICT

It’s a favorite breakfast food of mine. It comes in a plethora of forms these days. I treated myself to a breakfast of Eggs Benedict …

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GIFTS FROM THE OAKS

I, like our friend Robert Frost, have safely trodden under the leaves of another year. We have successfully removed the oak leaves from our 15000 …

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CHIKKA

My sister is a consummate teacher. If we were to gather all the students whose lives she has touched through the years, we would probably …

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SAN ANGELO 1967

It’s a quirky little duplex with no central heat source, but the price is right for our Navy pay. $60 a month rent. And it’s …

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