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Memories of GG

There was also one rusty button pin with the image of a football and the deteriorating. faded remnants of blue and grey silk ribbons.

Posted byCarole J. GarrisonNovember 15, 2020September 22, 2020Posted infamily, Memories of the past, UncategorizedTags:remembering mom, Teens of the 1920'sLeave a comment on Memories of GG

White Pride: A House Divided Cannot Stand

A house divided cannot stand.

Posted byCarole J. GarrisonSeptember 30, 2020September 18, 2020Posted inCulture Wars, Identity politics, UncategorizedLeave a comment on White Pride: A House Divided Cannot Stand

Recycled Love

Ten minutes is a long time for a teenager to hug anyone.

Posted byCarole J. GarrisonAugust 26, 2020June 8, 2020Posted inacts of kindness, COVID19, Multi gen living, UncategorizedTags:Act of kindnessLeave a comment on Recycled Love

Unfashionable Accessories

The latest addition to my wardrobe is a finger glove.

Posted byCarole J. GarrisonAugust 18, 2020July 4, 2020Posted inbodyimage, Growing old, staying relevant, UncategorizedTags:family, managing our health as we age, thoughtsLeave a comment on Unfashionable Accessories

I Can’t Breathe

This is the end. I can’t breathe. My chest is bursting.

Posted byCarole J. GarrisonAugust 14, 2020Posted infamily, Helpless, Parenting, UncategorizedTags:Parenting; Respiratory Illness; HospitalLeave a comment on I Can’t Breathe

When Your House is Angry

“One night, I had a chat with my house.”

Posted byCarole J. GarrisonAugust 13, 2020July 4, 2020Posted inMoving, Paranormal, UncategorizedLeave a comment on When Your House is Angry

They Call Me Dalma

The Bobe, or Babushka, was the old crone in the faded sepia photograph in the dusty family album or, at best, in a tiny frame tucked behind a vase on the credenza. I was not going to be that person. Long before I discovered dozens of websites full of cool names for grandmothers, I knewContinue reading “They Call Me Dalma”

Posted byCarole J. GarrisonAugust 11, 2020July 4, 2020Posted inGrowing old, staying relevant, UncategorizedLeave a comment on They Call Me Dalma

All Good Deeds Get Punished

“Loving your fellow as yourself,” said the great Jewish sage, Rabbi Akiva

Posted byCarole J. GarrisonJuly 31, 2020June 6, 2020Posted inacts of kindness, good deeds, morality, UncategorizedTags:altruism, good deeds, humantarianismLeave a comment on All Good Deeds Get Punished

The Death of Julius Caesar and America’s Political Woes

It appears to be the rationale for autocrats, whom our president aspires to emulate, as well as the explanation for the mess in the U.S. Congress.

Posted byCarole J. GarrisonJuly 27, 2020July 4, 2020Posted inDonald Trump, politics, travel, UncategorizedLeave a comment on The Death of Julius Caesar and America’s Political Woes

Not Exactly a Secret

“The death penalty has no place in the 21st century”

Posted byCarole J. GarrisonJuly 23, 2020July 4, 2020Posted inDeath Penalty, Donald Trump, politics, UncategorizedLeave a comment on Not Exactly a Secret

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