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Category Archives: Family history
My Other Life – Explaining my Unexpected List of New Year’s Resolutions
It occurred to me after I received such a lovely response from my New Year’s Resolutions post, that many of my novel-and-blog readers might be confused! I wrote: “Lots of New Years Resolutions, beginning with attending the Women’s March, then … Continue reading
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Tagged 1968, activism, Family history, genealogy, historical fiction
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Granny’s Baby Grand – From the Winter of My Discontent to the Joy of the Winter Concert
The highlight of our recent trip to Seattle was our granddaughter Rina’s “Winter Concert.” She played a melodic classical piece called “First Flight” by Lisa Moore, and she played it with feeling and to perfection. In my day, this would … Continue reading