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July 5, 2011

Day 185: From this Terrace on the 4th of July

Today is the 185th day of the Year, and 235 years since the Founders declared our Independence from England. By mid-August in 1776 battles raged in Long Island, New York, where this 4th of July weekend many celebrated with fireworks, … Continue reading →

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Tagged as Albany, Andrew Cuomo, constitution, Empire State, gay rights, Hardwick, July 4 1776, Mark J. Grisanti, marriage, marriage equality act, Nobody's Business, rights, separation of church and state, State of New York, tolerance

March 7, 2011

Day 65: Floating Through Time: From Colette’s bed-raft to the laptop hearth

7 March 2011 The 65th Day of 2011 March has arrived and it is Women’s History Month. I would like to believe we don’t need a Women’s History Month – that finally we are integrated into the fabric of history. However, that … Continue reading →

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Tagged as 1873-1954, aging, Audrey Hepburn, bed raft, broadway play, celebrity, Close to Colette: An Intimate Portrait, Colette, colette quotations, dreams, Gigi, Hotel de Paris, laptop hearth, literature, marriage, Maurice Goudeket, memoirs, non-traditional marriage, older women younger men, pain, Palais Royale, Paris, Pere Lachaise Cemetery, rheumatoid arthritis, state funeral, stone sage lion, view from the window, Women's History Month, Women's Movement, writing