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Should I feel bad about my neck?
I never read author Nora Ephron’s book of essays, “I Feel Bad About My Neck,” when it came out in 2008.
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Two papers, running like jackrabbits
The Washington Post has a motto published on its front page and its website: “Democracy Dies in Darkness.”
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My book, ChatGPT and me
AI offered titles for my book. What could possibly go wrong?
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Autumn: Of Orion rising, and wild cranberries
I got up early one dark morning last week, intent on walking to my barn office to get some writing done before breakfast.
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An audience of one is a big deal
I was once invited to a journalism convention in Portland, Maine, to give a workshop on opinion writing.
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It's all about routines
Why a writing habit, once so easy for me, became hard
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The storm, the dogs, the books and me
When you have been with one person for a LONG time, there comes a moment when the insulation wears just a little thin.
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Sailing, friendship, and what matters
With the air becoming cooler this month, I managed one more sail before my boat was hauled from the water and stored for the winter.
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Goodness was his default
Jimmy Carter was the anti-Trump
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Honk if you love dogs
With the world in upheaval, I go for a walk
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America’s hate problem
I used to think America had a gun problem.
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No such thing as too many potatoes
April “comes like an idiot, babbling and strewing flowers” the poet Edna St.
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