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Digging Is Disruptive Work
Crabgrass and dementia
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Fare you well, Amy
This month, I honor my late niece with an epistolary musing. Amy Elisabeth Wadley died in April of last year.
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A Comfort. A Plight.
Growing up a military brat, living among family, and raising multi-cultured kids
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Our Haunted House
In 1973, my family moved to Denver, Colorado, the eighth move of my childhood. I was thirteen. Our new house was a standard middle-class four-bedroom…
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Safe Journeys in 2024
An announcement came over the loudspeakers. A woman’s voice, yadda, yadda, yadda, asking all passengers, in French and in French-accented British…
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Collecting Stories
For several years, including this one, I’ve envisioned sitting myself down to crank out a novel. I have the idea for one; I’ve even gotten started on…
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Halloween Here & There
The doorbell rang. Baxter barked He jumped off the den sofa and ran through the living room, barkingbarkingbarking. I followed, hoping the kids ringing…
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Less Thought
From the fall of 1995 until the fall of 2000, we lived in Limay, France, a small town on the Seine River, west of Paris. High walls enclosed our freshly…
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Meredith Wadley
Award-winning American-Swiss writer.

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