Through the Gateway
John Van DalenExploring the dimensions of the personal essay
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From the Memory Vault: “The Past is prologue” revisited
What you need to know about the past is that no matter what has happened, it has all worked together to bring you to this very moment. And this is the moment you can choose to make everything new. Right now.
~Author Unknown
As we get...
A writer’s best friend was once a 1976 Smith Corona manual typewriter, built to last
I can hear the rapid click-clack of metal keys striking copy paper in the office of the small town newspaper at which I worked as one person editorial staff along with an advertising and office manager.
It was a sweatshop situation where I...
Sand castles and love letters in the sand
The beach at high tide is an interesting place. The ocean encroaches gradually until all that’s left is a thin sliver of land between the dunes and the water. It is usually there at the farthest reaches of the beach that people, would-be sa...
Allan Park and an old Charleston neighborhood offer a brief contemplative interlude on a hot summer afternoon
Last week I was determined to venture out in the late afternoon’s oppressive and miserable heat to drive across town to my favorite post office branch and mail a package to a dear friend I have known for 45 years. That detail about the miss...
Travel journal entry from the Memory Vault: Indiana’s Conner Prairie and the home of poet James Whitcomb Riley
Note: It’s been many years since I was there, but strong memories remain of a memorable visit to the “living history” interpretive settlement at Conner Prairie, a real-life historical village and museum near Indianapolis, IN. The memories a...
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Former teacher, newspaper writer and editor, and reference librarian. Passionate about landscape and vernacular photography. Observer and writer about life and it’s limitless possibilities.
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