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Legacy Writing 365:53
One reason I wanted to look through Lynne’s photo albums is because, since she had a great camera, I knew she’d have more photographs of our high school years than I do. And she does, but the reality is not … Continue reading
She’s not sure
Recently, Margot has taken to periodic shivering. Since we haven’t really had much of a winter this year, I don’t think she’s cold. It doesn’t happen only when it storms. She just had her semi-annual checkup and everything appeared to … Continue reading
Legacy Writing 365:52
Since it’s Mardi Gras, I figured I’d look back a mere year, when my family had what we call “Accidental Mardi Gras.” It wasn’t actually Fat Tuesday, but we’d forgotten it was Carnival season, so it was a surprise when … Continue reading
Legacy Writing 365:51
This is a shot from 1997 of our friend James and his car “Pixie.” (Tim’s dog Pixie is not named for James’s former car.) On this day, James called and said he and our friend Steve V were going to … Continue reading
Happy Presidents Day!
All right, we’ve rounded them up and fenced them in. Now what?!? Uh-oh, looks like a few have busted out. Pesky presidents. BRB! Sculptures of the presidents by David Adickes.
Runway Monday All Stars: Puttin’ On the Glitz
On the most recent episode of Lifetime’s Project Runway All Stars, the All Stars were challenged to design an outfit for a character in the Broadway musical Godspell. This character is described as a bitchy, wealthy woman who stops at … Continue reading
Legacy Writing 365:50
I love this poem from a vintage children’s book: “Open Range” Prairie goes to the mountain, Mountain goes to the sky. The sky sweeps across to the distant hills And here, in the middle, Am I. Hills crowd down to … Continue reading
Legacy Writing 365:49
Friday, when I was sewing and needed some navy thread, I reached for this old wooden spool. It’s been with my sewing supplies for a long, long time. Note the creative chewing that’s been done on the spool. That was … Continue reading
Legacy Writing 365:48
Nephew Josh, circa 1977 Josh (sings): Take it to the lippet, take it to the lippet, take it to the lippet one more time. Becky: Limit. Josh: What? Becky: Take it to the limit one more time. Josh: Lippet. Becky: … Continue reading
Legacy Writing 365:47
I’m thirteen. I’m running through the sprinkler. I’m holding something in my hand; I have no idea what. Because of the spray of the water, I’m making the sneery face that’s an expression I share with my brother. My sister … Continue reading


