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26. Pet Shop – Part 7

The rhythmic cha-chung sound of tires hitting the spaces between mountain road segments.  With each pothole along the way I …

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27. Pet Shop – Part 6

All I knew about Ms. Zane’s death was told to me by Emma. On an early morning in May, before …

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28. Movie Cliché Titles Never Produced – 4

Here’s round four in my ongoing list of possible movie title clichés with synopses. While not actually produced, I offer them …

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29. Pet Shop – Part 5

I was the only one who knew Emma’s secret.  I’d learned it by accident when Harvey the rabbit ran away.  …

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30. Movie Cliché Titles Never Produced – 3

Here’s the next round in never-produced make-believe Hollywood movie synopses, but the more I write these, the more I think …

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31. Pet Shop – Part 4

I had everything I needed for Randi the goldfish – the bowl and fish food from the one formerly known …

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32. Pet Shop – Part 3

Hiccup. The backyard cemetery looks nice in the summer.  All the little monuments I’ve made out of paper mache have …

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33. Movie Cliché Titles Never Produced – 2

Here’s round two in my ongoing list of possible movie title clichés with synopses. While not actually produced, I offer them …

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34. Movie Cliche Titles Never Produced – 1

Here’s the first in a future ongoing list of possible movie title clichés with synopses. While not actually produced, I …

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35. Georgian Gastronomy

Freiman and I recently embarked upon a food tour of Savannah, Georgia and Charleston, South Carolina. We’d intended the trip …

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36. Pet Shop – Part 2

After my mom’s funeral I busily cleared plates from the coffee tables, end tables, and numerous other tables sprouting up …

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37. Pet Shop – Part 1

Hiccup. I have to push my glasses up from off the tip of my death-defying nose, one that swoops down …

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38. The Cardinals

“See the cardinal?” she asked. “No,” he replied. “Right there.” She pressed her finger against the kitchen bay window. “Underneath …

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39. Writing Henry and Leo – 2

The writing process is never the same for me. Each new idea comes in a different way and is executed …

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40. J. Peterman

When I was fifteen I saw in ad in The New Yorker magazine for a horseman’s duster jacket sold by the J. …

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41. Albert and the Pelican

Every June, a good friend offers Freiman and me her family home in Mishaum Point, MA for a week’s vacation. …

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42. Writing Henry and Leo – 1

As I begin research and work on my next novel, Henry and Leo, I’m going to share the work in progress …

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43. Merry Christmas

This coming March it will be five – yes, five (I can’t believe it) – years since my mom died, …

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44. Back On The Subway Again

I’m riding the subway again on weekdays after a year hiatus housesitting in Pennsylvania. While there I thankfully finished my …

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45. The Way of Gio – Part 2

Gio’s a brave little pup. (For the most part.) He’s very protective of Freiman and me. If anyone knocks on …

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46. The Way of Gio – Part 1

Gio is the inimitable Shih-Tzu with whom I’ve lived for the past five years. Since I moved back to New …

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47. Black Molasses

Upon a recent visit with me in New York City, Freiman remarked that those who don’t live in New York …

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48. Blue Blanket

One of my cousins has a son who’s now in college, but he was very sick when he was a …

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49. One Year To Live

I have a friend whose brother died a few years ago. He was diagnosed with melanoma on a Wednesday and …

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50. Never Assume

While setting up my classroom last month before my new students arrived, I stubbed my toe so hard that it …

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