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Family vacation photos. We all have them somewhere.   Is there an old album tucked away somewhere with photos of you in a bathing suit cut in the style of the time? A series of images far … more
It was one of those days when the family split into separate rooms of the house to complete our own tasks.   My husband was at work replacing the front door knob. I was in the midst of … more
Have you ever sat down to try to explain the 4th of July to someone who isn’t from America?   Or tried to explain any American holiday to a non-American, for that matter? … more
“But did you get to enjoy it as a mom?” It’s a question that I heard over and over this graduation weekend from all the people who saw me scurrying around the Sullivan West High … more
“We did it,” I said to my husband last Friday morning. I didn’t have to explain what “it” was.   He understood the happiness and heartache all wrapped up in … more
The power outage couldn’t have come at a worse time ... or a better one.   I had two pages of my website to update, six emails to send, photos to post to my business social media … more
“So, where are you going to school next year?” It’s an innocent enough question, and one I’ve surely asked dozens of times over the years of high school seniors.   … more
I spent the Friday morning before Mother’s Day shifting through stories of local moms, hundreds of moms who had been nominated by the people who love them for a giveaway I was running through … more
Spend any time on the roads of western Sullivan County in the coming months, and you’re bound to get caught behind a tractor or two.   This is farm country. It’s been farm … more
I’d only just stepped into the shower when I noticed it. The bright orange body of the thing embedded in my left calf was unmistakable.   On a rainy Saturday morning when I’d … more
“We are among the privileged, that’s for sure.” It’s not the sort of thing you might expect to hear from someone less than 24 hours after a tornado had torn through their … more
When you grow up in the sort of town that has narrow unmarked roads, the kind that require drivers to pull to the side to let another car pass, there are rules you learn early.   Walk on … more
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