On the Mend
It has been an unusual Easter holiday for us. I was folding laundry one afternoon and I fell suddenly to the floor unconscious. My husband was in the next room […]
Slice of Life
Marching Forth
Okay, every Irish person in the Vineland area—all two of you—are waiting with bated breath for the worldwide celebration of St. Patrick this month. And who could celebrate the good
Icy, Dicey Adventure
It’s not really about my condition after a fall, but when I slipped and fell in the icy driveway and could not get any traction, I started to lose hope.
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A New Year
No one rings in the New Year like I do. On the day after New Year’s Day, I had an appointment to have a skin doctor remove an invisible lesion
Comfort and Joy
I’ve never believed that living alone was a bad thing. I live alone. I am capable, love my independence and crave my solitude. Every day is a blank slate ready
Feasting
We had three days of feasting with family last week, and I’ve got the scars to prove it. My right thumb is one line of burn scars from knuckle to
Ever Thankful
It’s the eve of Thanksgiving and we have much to express our thanks for. And I’m sure I’ll think of one before the family dinner tomorrow. I hate to count
Calendar Pages
Halloween has come and gone in our house, and it was a blast. Our oldest son, George, came down from Brooklyn to trick-or-treat with wife Kate and our three-year-old grandson,
Holiday Haze
We are two months away from New Year’s Day, and despite my resolve to consider my resolutions early, I’ve got nothing. You know what it is? It’s a curse that
Fall Planning
Right about now, I am praying for inspiration. The thing I wanted most since everything went black in early March is finally coming true. Restaurants are opening for indoor dining,
