
Life is messy; history is messier. I braid ancestral stories, current events, and hard-won personal experience into essays that find the light — often ironic, a little quirky, and always with heart. Join me.
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What good is wealth if you don’t have status?
In 1889 in Northern New York, an Irish Catholic domestic servant was asked to marry into one of the region’s prominent Protestant families. The marriage would bring land, secu...
Lichens have decided to conquery the cathedral at Rock of Cashel in Tipperary. Photo by Author.
One of the places I couldn’t wait to see in Ireland was Rock of Cashel; a medieval fortress built on a limestone outcrop that hovers over the t...
Downtown Kinsale: Who knew a paintbrush could be so defiant? Photo by Author.
When Tim and I first entered into into Kinsale, the seaside town west of Cork, we noticed a sobering palette of murky undertones. The tiny street we were on was...
A sneak peek at next week’s newsletter! Picture from my second trip to Ireland. The Mount Juliet Estate, Thomastown, Ireland. Photo by author.
Pasta, stuffing, mashed potatoes — and, cheesecake! Really, when it comes to seconds, there isn’...
Tintype of William Barry overlaid with a 1880’s model cornet. Tintype courtesy of Julie Whitney.
I’m at a cross roads in my book project, right now. For almost two years I’ve been trying to decide who Leonora Kearney’s first husband Willia...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Author, journalist, mom of two sons. I braid lost moments of history, what has us wincing, and personal experience to offer stories with heart, hope, and humor — because God knows we need all three. I'm always looking for the light.
I'm the "ringleader" for Projectkin.org. As a community, we capture, preserve, and share our stories in every conceivable form. We inspire and encourage one another in posts, events, and conversations.
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