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2012 Christmas edition
It seems like less than a year since I wrote my last Christmas letter. Oh wait – it is less than a year. In fact it went out last January, which makes me realize how well-organized I am this year. … Continue reading
Posted in humor
Tagged Adriatic cruise, beaches, CERN Hadron Collider, Christmas, family, humor, husband, London, Machu Picchu, Peru, Phoenix, potatoes, Sears, Tangerine Tango
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Give a Tangerine for Hanukkah: 4
I’m still showcasing the writing in Tangerine Tango, the nifty little book edited by Lisa Winkler and perfect for a small gift during the holiday season. Since Hanukkah gift-giving is largely about children these two selections are on that subject. … Continue reading
Give a parent a tangerine for the holidays: 3
My holiday gift shopping is about halfway done, I think. It’s not easy, with six children, six grandchildren and various other people to buy for. But at least I’ve solved the problem of stocking stuffers, hostess gifts and the like. … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reading
Tagged books, Chris Rosen, Christmas gifts, fathers, gardening, gifts, holiday gifts, hostess gift, mothers, parents, reading, stocking stuffers, Tangerine Tango
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Give someone a Tangerine for the holidays: 1
As my regular readers know, some of my personal essays and a poem were published recently in a great little book. Great, because the writing is good, and little, because, well, it’s small. A perfect size, in fact, for a … Continue reading
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The internet yields pumpkin bread and a face-to-face friend
One of the great things about the internet is the people you meet there. One of the downsides is that one almost never gets to meet them face-to-face. I follow several blogs, and certain of them have produced people of … Continue reading
Posted in internet, Writing
Tagged apple tea, internet friends, Lisa Winkler, On the Trail of the Ancestors, orange range, pumpkin bread, Tangerine Tango, writing
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Weddings…
The only people who were really happy about our August 6th, 1983 wedding were Jay and I, my mother, my sister Susan, and Jay’s best man, Carl. That’s why, on our wedding photos, we are the only ones smiling with … Continue reading
Beach Madness
A year ago my husband Jay and I were going to sell the house on the lake in New Hampshire. It’s really too big for us. Mostly, there are only the two of us there, and the house will actually … Continue reading
