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Yosemite National Park

Steve and I usually spend months planning our trips, but this time, lucky us, we left the planning to his sister Karen …

Walking the C&O Towpath

Kathalina Stein and I have walked together every Tuesday morning (whenever we’re both in town) for the last 17 years. We have …

Big D Stereotypes

My parents grew up in Lewisville, Texas, 24 miles north of Dallas, in the early 1900s. “Big D,” then a city of …

The Ness of Brodgar

On a narrow land bridge between two lochs in the Orkney Islands of Scotland is one of the most exciting archeological excavations …

Visit to Berlin

How much can one do in only four days in the capital of Germany? We arrived August 17 from Scotland and departed …

Photography in Museums?

Some museums, like the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia, where Joel took me in July, contain many treasures, but allow no photography. Others, …

Blessings

A recent mission of our church was to assemble “Blessing Bags” to give in lieu of cash to people asking for handouts. After …

My Morning with Diane Rehm

Diane Rehm is one of my heroes. Her show on National Public Radio is now celebrating its 35th year. On January 7, …

Scotland, August 2014

Steve and I have visited Scotland several times since 1995, when I attended an International Piano Workshop in Glasgow. While he glories in …

Summer Reading 2014

1. Centennial, a novel by James Michener, 1974. Forty years after first reading this book, I read it again before and during …

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