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“Everything I wanted I fought for–but I didn’t always get it, now let’s not forget that.” So says Patricia Neal to BBC interviewer Sue Lawley, and then she laughs that famous Patricia Neal laugh, that expansive laugh that… Read More

A Poem for The Man in the Wings

  Someone I knew died last night. Suddenly. Heart attack. His passing leaves an empty space in our community. I didn’t know him well, but that’s beside the point. He was kind and creative and made the coolest… Read More

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I did the Shelby Stripes, and Rizzo is doing the dog hairs on the back of my dad’s birthday camper quilt. Now for the binding.

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My lap becomes common ground for 14 years and 14 weeks. Their first snuggle together.

Go ahead and read your book. We’re just gonna stand here quietly and stare a hole in your head. One of us might fart. Don’t mind us. You keep reading.

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