Author Archives: literarylee

About literarylee

I sling words for a living. Always have, always will. Some have been interesting and fun; most not. These days, I write the fun words early in the morning before the adults are up and make me eat my Cream of Wheat.

Our Neighborhood’s Groups

One thing I love about working near Union Center is all the local groups.  Folks around here just love to get together for everything from a good cause to a good meal, to sing in the choir or play a … Continue reading

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Duck 11

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Dangling My Feet in the River on a Breezy Late Spring Day

For most of my life I had no idea I was an artist.  I’ve loved words since I was young, but I certainly hadn’t seen them as a medium for my own artistic expression.  Similarly, for most of my life I thought … Continue reading

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Bombay Letter 10

April 16, 1998 Bombay Update Dear Mom and Dad, Our new servant is working out very well.  Her name is Patsy and she is only a few inches taller than Katie.  We have employed her for three weeks now and … Continue reading

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The Rider Chronicles 4 – President Bartlet as Grandfather

(From “The West Wing”, Season 2, Episode 17: The Stackhouse Fillibuster.  The West Wing senior leadership realizes that a 78 year old Senator, in the ninth hour of a fillibuster to oppose a children’s healthcare bill because it doesn’t provide … Continue reading

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From the Bride’s Father’s Notebook – Day 12

Thursday, December 31 – New Years Eve The specific events are over, but our time together continues.  That’s just fine with me.  I like our kids and their mates and want to spend as much time with them as possible.  … Continue reading

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I Spoke a Naughty Word Today

I spoke a naughty word today Expressing things on my mind Rooting around in my backpack in vain For something I couldn’t find. The thing that I was looking for Wasn’t so big or important To utter, so harshly, a … Continue reading

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Duck 10

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Actual Broccoli Harvest

I’m a broccoli farmer, a real big-time producer of the stuff. Up until a week or so ago for the last month and a half, I picked whatever broccoli was ready, usually enough for a meal for the two of … Continue reading

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Jerusalem on Foot

October, 2005 Hello from Jerusalem, During the month of October we had an unusual number of holidays including our own Columbus Day and a series of four Israeli holidays.  We took advantage of this time to explore parts of Israel … Continue reading

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