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Popcorn Brain
A friend of mine recently emailed me an article from the Mayo Clinic on “popcorn
February 19, 2025
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A friend of mine recently emailed me an article from the Mayo Clinic on “popcorn
As I noted in a 2015 post, I started using an accountant to prepare our
My granddaughter just turned two. Her parents and my husband and I planned a pizza
Tomorrow would have been my father’s 86th birthday, so I have been thinking about him.
I wrote last summer about my son’s first overnight camp experience, at the YMCA’s Camp
I wrote in February of this year that I didn’t know which issues in Oregon’s
I first visited Missouri in early June 1977, before my now-husband and I were married.
I wrote last December of a muddled Christmas story about Super-Jesus that was told in
In 1971, when I was fifteen, I went on a People to People High School
In February 1847, while the Donner party struggled to survive in the snows of the
I mentioned in a post several years ago that my mother had potty-trained my son
A few months ago I read that eating farro was healthy. I’d never heard of
In August 1985, thirty-five years ago this month, I returned to work after my second
I visited my parents over Christmas, and one day I walked past a picture in
I only recall one true surprise party that anyone threw for me. My spouse has
My mother’s birthday would have been later this week, and so I’ve been thinking a
Through our forty-plus years in Kansas City, my husband and I have taken several vacations
I have teamed up with a group of Kansas City area authors to launch a
Some of my novels have followed historical events quite closely, and others are almost entirely
A friend recently returned from a trip to the Grand Canyon. “The ranger told us
Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail, by Cheryl Strayed, is the