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Beginnings can sometimes be difficult, and life can be full of revelations; for example, unlocking ancient doors of wisdom to accepting the existence of God, the purpose of human life, or the reality of the inner child. How about writing a book? Where does one begin? It began for me early one crisp autumn morning […]

No matter how many excuses we give, it’s still shameful what we’re “not” doing for the sake of our children’s future. Look deep into this young man’s eyes. What might you see?          Baffled? Bewildered? Sadness? Forlorn? Confusion? Flustered? Disconcerted? At a loss for words? Confounded? Put out? Embarrassed? Entangled”  How about […]

Marcia, Pam, Carol, Joanne, Janet, and Kathie, became “friends for life” long before graduating from the West Genesee High School Class of 1971. It seems that the early chemistry between them in elementary and highschool, is when, like most young girls, they began to selectively choose their friends.The chemistry between them, along with shared interests, […]

Winter is a starkly beautiful season. With frosty mornings, bright crisp days, and powdery snow it is easy to see how it has inspired poets throughout history to claim their righteous glow.  Please allow me to give it a try. Snowy days, blowy days Frigid and toasty Sleds go coasting down the hill Across the bridge  Above the slow-moving water in […]

The literal translation of the word amore is “love.” It is also used as a term of endearment, which in the case of Tammy and her friend Ay, is something to be found on the hilariously “winning” side of ex-marriages. Their friendship of 32 years began when Tammy married Ay’s ex-husband. Aye just so happened to […]

In a world saturated with fear, doubt, and disbelief, now would be a good time to ask ourselves, how important is love? Is it powerful enough to take away our fears and our tears? Without love, would the existence and magnificence of life be possible to understand, give, or receive at all? Love is much more […]

Sisters Ellen, Minerva (Mina), and Dorothy Crandall, grew up in a disadvantaged family in Boonville New York during the era of the Great Depression. They often went barefoot in the summertime and wore cast-off shoes and clothes at a time when young girls were expected to perform domestic labor, such as washing clothes, fetching water, […]

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