
Adapting to a New Normal
As I’ve written before, my husband recently spent 30 days in the hospital. This was

As I’ve written before, my husband recently spent 30 days in the hospital. This was

Several weeks ago, my older granddaughter announced to me, with grammatical precision if not ideal

Since I moved to Seattle, I’ve been reading about the city’s early history, when the
Fifteen years ago, in July 1998, our family took a hiking vacation in Switzerland. We
My mother and her friends exchanged recipes when I was growing up. From Dorothy Walker
The Kansas City Star has a column called “Snarky in the Suburbs” by Sherry Kuehl,
Last Wednesday morning, I made pumpkin and pecan pies. Wednesday night, my husband made apple
My grandmother’s red-lacquered nails clicked lightly on the keys as she played the piano. She
Last Friday, September 20, 2013, NBC Nightly News aired a piece narrated by Brian Williams
The third haunting book I’ve read in recent months is Unbroken, by Laura Hillenbrand. Unbroken
One blessing from the current coronavirus stay-at-home order is that I have realized how little
Over the Christmas break, I went to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City
My current work-in-progress begins in 1872, and I recently researched what was said about Thanksgiving

On the fourth Wednesday of the month, I usually write a post with a historical
I’ve mentioned before that I attended a diversity program called “Women Supporting Women” in late
Throughout 1848, fortune-seekers streamed into California, even though the U.S. government had not yet acknowledged
This past week, while I’ve been caring for my daughter with a broken leg, I’ve
This is another post about lakes. Throughout my life I have vacationed on many lakes,
I’ve mentioned that I found some treasures during a couple of cleaning projects I undertook
I’ve written many times about Pacific Grove and Carmel, California, and other venues on the

Much like the current pandemic, the California Gold Rush started at a specific epicenter and