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Two Garden Poems

For Mother’s Day this year, I asked Andrew for a cut-flower garden. I got two of them. When one marries a horticulturist, one expects to have a cut-flower garden from the beginning. But one might forget that a horticulturist still has to wo...

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Coffee Call

A Foreword of Sorts: I wrote this piece a year ago to take to a writer’s workshop in Colorado. Before I left for the workshop, I printed off four copies of this article and mailed it to my grandfather to distribute to his coffee group, who...

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What's Summer For?

We were sitting on the porch of my in-laws’ lake house, finishing up our blueberries and cream when it happened. My oldest son, Wilson, his back to the water, stopped mid-bite and looked up. Looked up like someone had called his name. We wa...

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You Miss Him, Don't You?

In college, I sent a letter to a mentor who lived in Alabama.

“Do you think it’s possible to miss your future family?” I asked her.

I didn’t mean this in a general way. I did hope to get married, as many 19-year-old girls do, but this wa...

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