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Author Archives: literarylee
Bombay Letter 6
(Another early Bombay letter by my wife.) April 5, 1998 Dear Family and Friends, We’re in our new apartment now, fairly settled. Our two household shipments plus our consumable shipment arrived the day we moved in, so we had LOTS … Continue reading
Sunday Afternoon Notes
Drove to the General’s. Woods along the GW Parkway peppered with dogwood and redbud, white and purple seasoning sprinkled among the early spring green. Two automotive events tried to thwart the trip: a flashing dashboard light pulled us over to … Continue reading
Posted in Whitecaps on the Potomac
Tagged grilling, medicinal herbs, Mt. Vernon, rest, satisfaction, satisfied, Sunday
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More Neighbors
I hope you enjoyed meeting some of my neighbors who live around where I work in Washington. I know they were glad to see you; new faces are always welcome around here. In fact, not only does everyone keep asking … Continue reading
Posted in The Life and Times of Union Center
Tagged blossoms, grape hyacinths, integrated, pansies, spring, tulips
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Dear Mom and Dad
Second week of April, 2011 Dear Mom and Dad, Sorry for not writing sooner. So much to see and do, with things changing every day. Let me tell you a little about my life since that day you left me … Continue reading
Posted in Garden: A Love Story
Tagged lettuce, onion seeds, radishes, spotted trout, spring garden
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Down to the River to Pray – 3
Imagine our present, imagine our future. Tiny droplets of rain predict an abundance to come and in fact, one that’s already here. The path from today may be, will be a surprise. That surprise is a gift. Let’s take it. … Continue reading
Requiem for Blossoms
Even with all my best efforts, I couldn’t halt the inevitable. Six visits to the Tidal Basin couldn’t stop it. Nearly 80 pictures, though pretty to look at, couldn’t capture and protect the sight. Not even three essays, complete with … Continue reading
Posted in Whitecaps on the Potomac
Tagged aging, cherry trees, D.C., Life and death, nosehair, tidal basin
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Duck 3
(Duck Series Gallery)
In the Matzo Factory
(or Not the Yeast of Their Worries) (or To Rise or not to Rise) Hello from Jerusalem, I prepared for Passover exactly the opposite of how my observant Jewish neighbors here did. I went out and stocked up on loaves … Continue reading
Posted in Jerusalem Letters
Tagged faith in life, Haredi, Jerusalem, matzoh, passover, unleavened bread
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That Tangy, Earthy, Greenish Fragrance
Got back from running errands Saturday morning to find the lawn people cutting the yard at our apartment complex. Grass and me go back a long, long way; we’ve been associates for many years. I played on neatly manicured lawns for what … Continue reading
Posted in Childhood, Garden: A Love Story
Tagged clipping, lawns, memory, mowing, new-mown grass, olfactory, remembrance, yard
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From the Bride’s Father’s Notebook – Day 9
Monday, December 28 Why haven’t I been writing my whole life? What a way to express so many feelings: joy, anger, surprise, hurt, happiness, and today, angst, something we’re all feeling right about now. No reason in particular that anyone … Continue reading
Posted in From The Bride's Father's Notebook
Tagged adult/adult, angst, comfort, food, parent/child, relationships, Weddings
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