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Democracy…Some Assembly Still Required
John Clark taking you inside an election. On Tuesday, I served as a ballot clerk for the fifth time. While it was an off-year election, voting was steady and the numbers higher than usual, something I believe was true all … Continue reading
Sometimes The Good Die Young For A Reason
John Clark is way ahead of his reading goal, having enjoyed 66 books in the first three months of 2024. And, yes, I also find time to write along with selling used books, and entering sweepstakes. Retirement, when approached properly … Continue reading
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Tagged John R. Clark, Mentoring, New Young Adult Fiction, volunteering
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The power of your voice
John Clark talking about a power we all have, but might not think is one, reading aloud. Kate and I were extremely lucky to have parents who read to us on a regular basis from infancy until we were able … Continue reading
Playing With House Money In A Room Full Of Ghosts
John Clark feeling a mix of relief and frustration on a chilly Thursday night. On the Sunday before the election, a large poplar toppled over onto our back lawn. I really didn’t want it lying there all winter, but my … Continue reading
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Tagged Donations, Downsizing, Ghosts, John Clark, Personal reflection, Physical limitations, Recovery, volunteering
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A Home for the Holidays
Vicki Doudera here on this Saturday before Christmas, to tell you about one of the best gifts ever. It’s not a soft cashmere sweater, although those can come in handy on these brisk winter days. And it’s not an all-expenses … Continue reading
