One Dollar Glasses
January 31, 2018
The other day, I got my first pair of reading glasses. All of a sudden, reading, computers, knitting–even the fine print at the store–is SO
The other day, I got my first pair of reading glasses. All of a sudden, reading, computers, knitting–even the fine print at the store–is SO
People look beautiful and shiny to me just now. When I look at families pushing baby strollers or see young couples deciding how to spend
Orange-y dirt fluffed up for the garden year, path in the middle. Paydirt. The classic rich soil of the Rhineland. © Laurel Decher, 2017 A
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Maybe it’s the #Pitchwars season, but lately I’ve been realizing how many people have generously encouraged my writing. It’s so easy to send out queries
St. Stephan’s church in Mainz, Germany has stunning stained glass windows. The church burned on February 27, 1945 and Marc Chagall designed most of the
