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 | 218 | Subscribers | Read | tracylwood.substack.com |
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Manners
My grandmother had opinions about things: proper posture, bangs that hung in young girls’ faces, and manners. She was right on most counts. My grandparents and parents held manners in high regard. We were taught to answer “Yes, please” inst...
Lent Redux
Yesterday, Ash Wednesday kicked off Lent, the season for prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. Compared to other seasons of the liturgical calendar, Lent suffers from a PR problem. Christmas has its countdowns, ugly sweaters, clay-mation classic...
The Joy of Snow
I was glad Mark was driving. We left Boston in the middle of a snowstorm, and I-93 was a mess. We were two hours into the hour-and-a-half drive, and only halfway home. Vehicles were pulled off the road, and visibility was getting worse, but...
Too Precious for Words
A hundred years after Thomas Jefferson gathered his thoughts about life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, Arthur Lasenby Liberty was pursuing a different enterprise. With a £2,000 loan, Mr. Liberty opened a store in London he billed a...
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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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