And Then What Happened
Wendy Reid Crisp LestinaIn my ninth decade, looking back and stumbling forward--from a village in Northern California to L.A., New York, Portland, to a village in Minnesota--and home again, to the room where I was four.
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Once upon a wedding...
June 13, 1964, at the farm, on the west side of the creek, a spot in which I was standing a few minutes ago. He was 21 and I was 20; we had just completed our junior years in college. We had no time for a honeymoon—awaiting us back in our c...
We've deported a pro-democracy Iranian female activist to the Central African Republic.
This is what Marco Rubio’s State Department thought in January—and still thinks— of the Central African Republic, where we have just sent a group of folks who are not, trust me, the worst of the worst1—including an Iranian woman who was a p...
"He's a low-level thug?" Put your Mom-hat on.
This is a low-level thug, as imagined by CoPilot under my direction; CoPilot then refused to put the familiar face of a fake-blonde octogenarian on it, saying, “This seems to be the photo of an actual political personality, and I am not all...
How we learn our stories, line by line.
Above: SUMMERTIME along the Eel River near the redwoods of southern Humboldt County. Today was one of those early summer days, warm—70 degrees in Dyerville, where this photo, #163, was taken more than 85 years ago for Union Oil’s promotion,...
Better to be a dog in times of tranquility than a human in times of chaos.
A voter in Maine. From the Maine Morning Star. A note on the headline. “May you live in interesting times,” is not a Chinese curse. It’s western; the closest aphorism in English from the Chinese is “Better to be a dog in times of tranquilit...
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60 years as magazine editor, writer, ghost writer, doc film director, newspaper columnist, airbnb/hipcamp host, cook, radio show host & anything I could hustle when there were bills to be paid. Village born/LA-NY career/farm final chapter.
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