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June 7, 2020 4:15 pm. Monday, April 13th. I arrive home from work after a visit to the Rutland pharmacy. As I climb out of the car I can...

Have you ever listened to a song, like a million times, and realized it has meaning? You really know the words and you sing along every...

May 24, 2020 Buckle up, friends. I had discontinued my telling of the Rise and Fall of Luke Inwood because we were handling all that...

If Luke was to create a Top Ten list – David Letterman style – of Things That Irritate Me The Most, ‘Being Told What To Do’ and...

I couldn’t figure out what to write about this week. After all, everyone is up to their elbows in thoughts about TP and Covid-19. Did I...

I am having a hard time putting into words what I’ve been feeling the last few days. Anxious is probably a good place to start. Maybe...

We sat around the table Monday night, my angels and I. This is an incredible group of women – each dedicated to helping the lost souls...

There is a lot of talk this time of the year around state testing. As a teacher in upper elementary school, we eat, sleep, and breathe...

‘Triggers’ seems too simple a word to describe how your whole world upends itself based on a small, unexpected event.

Luke was one of the first of his friends to get a part-time job and he was pretty damn pleased with himself. There was only one problem…

I loved the time I spent driving my boys to school. It really is true that kiddos spill more sitting in the car with you then probably...

I reached out to my boy, Eric, as I was contemplating writing about Luke and driving. “Was he really as bad a driver as I remember?” I asked

While Luke was in high school he began gaming competitively. How does this happen, you ask? How do you go from playing in your boxers in...