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Monthly Archives: February 2008
Every vote counts. Even ours.
One of the reasons why I live in Vermont rather than, say, New Hampshire, is because there’s no pressure when the presidential primary finally arrives. I already have way too much pressure in my life, and the last thing I … Continue reading
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Roof shoveling awaits its Olympic call
So far, this has been a great season for one of my favorite winter sports: roof shoveling. Though the snowfall was slight in January, December and February gave us plenty of powder and just enough ice and wind to keep … Continue reading
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Some thoughts on reading groups — on the publication of The Double Bind in paperback
Not long after The Double Bind was published in hardcover last year, I had dinner with a book group that had just read the novel. I was there in part because their invitation was gracious and funny. . .and in … Continue reading
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Valentine’s — a Red-Letter Day
Over a quarter century ago, when my wife and I were merely boyfriend and girlfriend, she gave me a vertical tin the size of a shoebox filled with candy. I still have it. The outside is red, gold and black, … Continue reading
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The cat’s meow grows silent
Many of you know my cats in a vague, general sort of way. You know from this weekly chronicle that the five of them are inveterate losers in the great game of cat and mouse: The mice must all be … Continue reading
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