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Category Archives: Family
Exploring the sewer
We’ve had to have the RotoRooter guys out twice so far this year, so we took their advice and arranged to have a team come out, excavate a possible blockage in the line and do a “spot repair.” They arrived … Continue reading
The Old Quilt
We visited my sister right after Christmas. Among other things she was recovering from a fall which chipped a bone in her foot, so we didn’t get out much, but we had a good time anyway. Jim and I went … Continue reading
Fall in Las Vegas
I've been spending the weekend with my sister in Las Vegas, keeping her company while her husband (as usual) is at the Reno Air Races. At least this year nobody up there died. One of the things I do while … Continue reading
Odd Week in Las Vegas
My sister has lived in Las Vegas for the last 20 years or so. (A long way from The Strip, I may add; we neither of us gamble; she’s a desert rat, and so is her husband.) She currently can’t … Continue reading
The Joys of Retirement
For once I’m not talking about my retirement; after four years I’ve got a routine established, weird as it may look to anyone else. No, this is about my husband. He retired a week ago yesterday, and turned off the … Continue reading
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Going Dancing
The men in my father’s family were charmers, all of them – including Dad! My sister recently told me a wonderful story about Dad, which I must share. I assume this happened in the summer of 1975 because that’s the … Continue reading
Saying Goodbye
We never know when this will happen. My cousin Michael Maguire died the morning after Thanksgiving. I didn’t see much of Michael as an adult, but when we were children, his family and my family and yet a third set … Continue reading
Celtic Music from my Sister-in-law
My sister-in-law, Sally, plays hammer dulcimer in a Celtic band in western Pennsylvania. Usually we don’t get to hear them play, being 3000 miles (or so) away. But recently she played at a local winery, and a local blogger recorded … Continue reading