Outdoor Display, Longwood Gardens
Thanks to each of you for showing up and reading! When I began blogging I knew what I wanted to write about, but I didn’t know what would happen next. Now I know, nearly 380 posts and just over 27,000 views later.
Here’s how I picture it: Read the rest of this entry »
Tiny baby shooting star,
Whose brush painted you
so tenderly? Read the rest of this entry »
Labor Ward, 1960s
No Men Allowed!
One more story and we’re there! We just left the restaurant where we gorged ourselves in honor of Baby’s imminent birth. That was one day before the official due date. It didn’t take long. Read the rest of this entry »
Griswold Hall at Harvard Law School in 2003
D and I were guests in the Griswolds’ house for about six months. Here are two favorite memories from our first months in the house, plus a few pregnancy photos. Baby is due near the end of August.
The Sisters Next Door
Before leaving for Washington, D.C., Mr. Griswold gave us contact information for two sisters who live next door. Shortly after we move in they invite us to lunch. They’ve heard I play the piano. Read the rest of this entry »
trembling
eyes meet
breathless Read the rest of this entry »
Sometimes I make things way too complicated. Too big. Too immense. Way beyond my reach.
It’s one thing to have dreams. Read the rest of this entry »
shiny cars
dingy townhouses
bare trees
gray sky
single street light
snow route Read the rest of this entry »
Let’s start with this lovely photo.
The Yard
Remember that gorgeous yard outside Langdell Hall? Well, it’s right outside the window just behind me. See that sleeveless blouse I’m wearing? Read the rest of this entry »
Telling the Truth 