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Life as a Miracle: Rosalinda and Cindy
Though Rosalinda was a career woman whose work seldom took her to Irvine – she was just across town and rushed to hold my hand. And Cindy, who had just ended her career, lived down the block.
Life as a Miracle: Go West, Young Woman
Go west, young woman, to find yourself. It was a mantra of the ’60s’, do she did…
Life as a Miracle: It’s a Mad World
It’s a mad world achievers live in. She’s a vortex, as am I. Life works better when women stand side-by-side. She’s one of the few who live the lesson learned.
Constant Comment, my mother’s favorite tea
I inherited my penchant for story-telling from my dad, who used incidents from his boyhood to help put us kids to sleep. I think it was a necessity because my family couldn’t afford children’s books and we lived in a very small town without a library. I adored the intermittent bedside tales.
Life as a Miracle: ATT to phone home
The Loma Pieta, CA earthquake occurred on this date at 5:04 p.m. I’d just begun two things I never do:
1. turn on the World Series, largely because it was two crosstown rivals in the Bay Area, and
2. mount my exercise bicycle to watch. I was home from work, alone, because Larry was at work, at Apple Computer Company in San Jose.
Life as a Miracle: 40th Birthday Surprise
Surprise!!
Life as a Miracle: Connected to J
J, connected at the heart –
My husband is the Dalai Lama of listeners
My husband, Larry, is the Dalai Lama of Listeners…
Life as a Miracle: Writing Partner from OZ
My writer partner, miraculously re-inserted into my daily life, was enormously instrumental to the successful closure of my third novel, CASH to DASH, and she swears I was vital to her memoir.
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