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  • April 29, 2020 · Mind Wanderings

    Memory Containers

    I have always enjoyed walking. I once spent six months walking from Georgia to Maine. When you walk, life slows down. You notice things you may never see in a car. Even the most familiar roads contain surprises hidden in…

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  • April 1, 2020 · Mind Wanderings

    Leaving Home, Homeward Bound

    In our lives, most of us live in many places but few we think of as home. For the less fortunate, home may be as distant as the nearest galaxy. I have been most fortunate to have several places I…

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  • March 31, 2020 · Mind Wanderings, Uncategorized

    My Mom and Her Determination

    (Here’s a re-posting of a piece I wrote some time ago. It’s the time of the year…but with all the uncertainty, I missed the actual date of March 19th. My mom has now been gone for 11 years, but the…

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  • November 2, 2019 · Mind Wanderings

    Stealing a Child’s Memories with the Best of Intentions

    Halloween was such a disappointment and such a joy.   Disappointing because the number of kids was abysmally low. A joy because I now get to eat all the candy I didn’t have to give away. Yet the joy is tempered…

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  • December 24, 2018 · Mind Wanderings

    A Memorable Gift

    Now that the Christmas Holiday is here, and there are 364 more shopping days until the next one, it’s time to consider the memories. In the days leading up to this Christmas, I took some time to recall my other…

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  • December 22, 2018 · Mind Wanderings

    Christmas Past

    For most of us, it is the memories of Christmas past that drive the spirit of the season. The innocence of belief in the magic of a Jolly Old Man and his generosity tempered by expectations of good behavior brings…

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  • August 15, 2018 · Mind Wanderings

    Memories: Random, Recreated, or Otherwise

    Hanging On While rummaging through what is known in most households as the junk drawer, I came across this medal. It is a Good Conduct medal issued to my father during his service in the United States Marine Corps. I…

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  • March 10, 2018 · Mind Wanderings

    When You Say It: Unexpected Reactions to a Shared Human Element

    Age has always been a minor, albeit varying, factor in my life. As children, we all go through those stages where we want to be older. Rushing what we perceive as our unlimited time. As we get older, some try…

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  • January 7, 2018 · Mind Wanderings, Uncategorized

    Just a Dog…

    (A repost from 2 years ago.  People die all the time and I rarely think of them, but Max I remember quite often with a smile and a tear) He was just a dog… His official AKC registered name is…

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  • June 12, 2017 · Mind Wanderings

    The Best Year(s) of Life

    One route for our daily walk takes us past Cumberland High School.  Walking by the place I spent four years of my life sparked memories. It got me to think about those very different times. As often happens, my mind’s…

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