Tag Archives: Grief

Brothers in Kind

Posted on December 24, 2021 by John Clark

They were passing acquaintances. The older man would nod when he saw him crossing the road, or when they met in the man’s orchard. He sensed an aura of sadness whenever they crossed paths and had once overheard the retired … Continue reading →

Tagged Christmas stories, Farmers, Foxes, Friendship, gratitude, Grief, John Clark | 5 Comments

DIEING NAKED AND OTHER LESSONS LEARNED ON MY JOURNEY THROUGH THE VALLEY OF GRIEF

Posted on March 26, 2019 by bereksennebec

A friend dropped by on his way to his in-progress place on the Airline yesterday. While catching up, he commented on the previous generation’s tendency to hoard and how long it takes to go through stuff after they die. That … Continue reading →

Tagged A. Carman Clark, death, decluttering, family memories, Grief, John Clark, Legacies, recycling, Sennebec Hill Farm, writer's block | 6 Comments

THE TOUGHEST DECISION

Posted on February 20, 2018 by Vaughn C. Hardacker

Vaughn Hardacker here: This past month has been an emotional roller coaster. On January 29th we were forced to have our seventeen year old Maltese, Maggie, put down. She had been failing rapidly and was blind, deaf, and living in … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized, Vaughn's Posts | Tagged difficult decisions, Grief, pets | 9 Comments

Nancy Drew in the Rear View Mirror

Posted on June 19, 2017 by bereksennebec

John Clark with a look at how YA female protagonists have changed as I look at three recently published books. For years, I’ve joked that Nancy Drew, but Tom was Swifter. That’s not so true in contemporary YA fiction. Take … Continue reading →