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My dad had an innate sense of direction. He always knew which way the wind was coming from and which way he was headed, whether traveling by car, by boat or by snowmobile. He knew every channel and bay on Lake Minnetonka. He cut the fastest...
When I was a little girl I used to go to my father’s store in our small town in central Illinois, where he sold office equipment and furniture. I loved spinning in a desk chair until I got dizzy. I loved running around upstairs where no one...
I came across the box during the rushed cleanout of my mother’s independent-living apartment. I thought my sister would want it for one of her three daughters, but they get all their recipes online. I made room in my bag.
My dad was born in 1913 and grew up in Kankakee, Illinois. His father, a pharmacist, owned a drugstore where Dad worked as a soda jerk. He told stories about desperate men—hobos, I supposed—who came into the store looking for fixes and cure...
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Ex-magazine editor, writer, creator/publisher of The Keepthings.
Stephanie Weaver, MPH is a writer and TED-style speaking coach. She's the author of five published books. Her column Bitter, Sweet shares notes from her happy/sad life, along with media & book recommendations.
Margaret Bloom is the author of two handcraft books (Hawthorn Press, UK) and is working on a third. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her family.
Black Storyteller aka Toni Love; speaking truth through poetry, prose, drama, and activism. Self-published poet working on a narrative and a second poetry book. #LoveIsTheAnswer❤️
Time traveling from 19th century Spiritualism and Metaphysics into the art and science of our times. Part mad scientist, educator and artist.
I have an MBA from UC Irvine and reside in Denver with my husband and two children. I enjoy writing short prose and personal stories.
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