The Maine Crime Writers
Tag Archives: Thanksgiving
November
Lea Wait, here. And I’m grumbling that it’s November. True, Maine enjoyed a glorious summer. Our only complaint was that some days were a bit too hot and humid. (Only people in New England would complain about temperatures in the high 80s.) … Continue reading
Posted in Lea's Posts, Uncategorized
Tagged biobricks, Boothbay Harbor, Christmas, Crime Bake, foliage, Kathy Emerson, Lea Wait, Maine Coast Books, November, Studio 53, Thanksgiving, Window snakes, wood piles
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KILLER THANKSGIVING RECIPES
Susan Vaughan here. Yes, I know Thanksgiving comes later in the month, but sharing these killer Thanksgiving recipes allows time to shop for ingredients. Thanksgiving is my husband’s favorite holiday—family and friends, great food, but no pressure about gifts—so we … Continue reading
Do Women Commit As Many Crimes As Men? (1858)
Lea Wait, here. A few days ago I was doing a “Lea Wait thing,” as my husband would say .. I was paging through some old issues (well, technically they’re all old) of Godey’s Lady’s Book, and the headline … Continue reading
Out of the Kitchen and Through the Woods
Kate Flora: This is a “ghost post” from my late mother, A. Carman Clark, from her book of collected country living essays, From the Orange Mailbox. This takes me back to childhood Thanksgivings, when the women bustled around in the kitchen, … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blog
Tagged A.Carman Clark, From The Orange Mailbox, Norman Rockwell, Thanksgiving
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Of Pilgrims, Plymouth & the Roots of a Writer
A long time ago the Pilgrims sailed, to find a brand new land. They wanted to worship God themselves, not by the King’s command. So begins an eight-verse epic poem written by yours truly, Vicki, in November of 1971. I was … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Vicki's Posts
Tagged gratitude, Norfolk Massachusetts, Pilgrims, Plimoth Plantation, Thanksgiving, Vicki Doudera
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