Guest Blogger: Bread in the Time of COVID
My first mistake during the Covid 19 pandemic was learning to bake bread.
Lots and lots of bread. Continue reading
Birds of a Feather
This morning while out for a walk with Oliver and Maggie May, I saw the Unabomber. At least I thought it was him. He was wearing a hoodie that said Kansas College or Kangaroo. Not sure. Definitely looked like the rendering that the nice sketch artist made of him. Continue reading
Don’t Judge Me!
I realize it’s been a long time, but seriously, don’t judge me. I can’t take your dirty looks or evil eye. I only have myself to blame for not coming here sooner. But things happen. Life, the universe and pandemics. … Continue reading
One More Thing
I want to tell my brother one more thing. I loved our childhood–the beach in summer, salty waves and frozen creamsicles. The trampolines, fireflies, road trips and late, balmy nights. Continue reading
Good Grief, Rafael
He was the best brother I could ever have. Fair and open minded, sensible, compassionate, and downright funny. Saw a therapist for a few sessions. She told me there’s good grief and bad. You mean, crying out to him and asking him to take me with him isn’t considered good?? Continue reading
