Blogs about: Naomi Baltuck
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The Very Picture
The king was plagued with the heavy burden of responsibility. “Drought and famine, war and rebellion, disease and disaster, one after the other! I must find a way to quiet my troubled heart, so I can… more →
Writing Between the Lines
Mine (yours, and ours)
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wrote 2 days ago: My child…my world… My wish is for her to grow up in a world where people are judged for … more →
Checkmate
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wrote 3 days ago: Let me tell you about my husband Thom. We’ve been married for thirty years, and he was the ca … more →
The Very Picture
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wrote 5 days ago: The king was plagued with the heavy burden of responsibility. “Drought and famine, war and rebellion … more →
Mom Always Said...
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wrote 6 days ago: Hope for the best, expect the worst, and try not to be disappointed. My mother’s life philosophy w … more →
You Can't Change That
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wrote 1 week ago: Like a brilliant sunset, it’s here and then gone. As fleet as a bird on the wing… Passin … more →
Today (we are all survivors)
wrote 1 week ago: We are all survivors, of our personal histories, our family lines, and of the human race. Since the … more →
Staff Infection
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wrote 2 weeks ago: As a newly graduated English Majorette, I headed Out West to seek my fortune, and arrived in Seattle … more →
Editing Monet's Garden
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Last May, while traveling in France, my sister and I went to Giverny to visit Monet’s Garden. The l … more →
Whatever the Hell It Takes
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Well? What do you think? Is it half full or half empty? Do you see a gray cloudy day or blue skies … more →
Remembering Uncle Lewis, A Memorial Day Story
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wrote 3 weeks ago: One of my earliest memories is of dinner at Grandma Rose’s house. Her towels, furniture, and closet … more →
A Celebration of Fenestration
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wrote 3 weeks ago: The Latin word for window is “fenestra.” The old English word for window, “eagbyr … more →
Earth, Wind, Water, and Fire: Escape From Mt St. Helens
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wrote 1 month ago: On the 33rd anniversary of the eruption of Mt. St.Helens, I’d like to share this story with yo … more →
Black and White (or Not)
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wrote 1 month ago: A black and white photo is light and dark, its sharp contrasts easy on the eye. Perhaps black and wh … more →
Flight Patterns
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wrote 1 month ago: Flying to and from Detroit last week, as we crossed over the Cascades on our way east, I looked down … more →
Reflections, In Honor of Mother's Day
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wrote 1 month ago: Once, when we were running late, I was waiting impatiently to lift my little boy Eli into his car se … more →
Another Man's Shoes
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wrote 1 month ago: I’ve always told my kids it’s nice to share, but not everything. Bea was asthmatic, and every … more →
As I Was Going Up the Stair
wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday upon the stair, I met a man who wasn’t there. He wasn’t there again today. … more →
Spotlight: Tempest in a Teapot by Naomi Baltuck
wrote 1 month ago: Reblogged from Writing Between the Lines: When my daughter Bea and I were in England, I took her to … more →
Who Turned on the Lights?
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wrote 1 month ago: People find the light in their life in so many ways and places. It can be as easy as turning on a s … more →
