My Mother's Piano
Tracy L Wooda celebration of humanity with hope and humor.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 198 | Subscribers | Read | tracylwood.substack.com |
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Train to Fruition
I’ve had an earworm for days. Paul Simon has been serenading me with “Everybody loves a train in the distance, everybody thinks it’s true.” He’s right. There is something about trains that everybody loves. Just think of all the songs about ...
Milkshakes and Soup
My mother’s last meal was a strawberry milkshake. I don’t think it was a deliberate choice. Who knows if she had an inkling that she was in her final days? Nobody else did - not my sister who was with her days before she died, or the staff ...
The Other Things
“We choose to go to the moon, and do the other things, not because it is easy, but because it is hard.” The quote from President John F. Kennedy’s famous speech at Rice University in 1962 greeted me and Mark on our return to Logan airport l...
Oh Those Lilies
Is anybody else struggling with garden guilt? We Yankees have been blessed with a stretch of spectacular weather: clear skies, bright sun, light breeze, cool evenings, warm days, and I suppose I should take advantage of this weather to work...
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Tracy Wood is the youngest of seven children. Born seven years after the next youngest child (her only brother), Tracy was her parents’ “bonus child.” She loves to mine the rich resources of family stories as inspiration for her narrative essays.
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