Category Archives: Edna St. Vincent Millay

Heartstringy

This morning, it was cool enough outdoors to wear my long black coat, the coat my dear father called “smart” last winter; the coat that makes me feel like a real lady. I’m wearing red high heels, too. I feel very much as though I’m … Continue reading

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Love, mortal peril, la dee da

Last week, on a day which erred on the “harried” side of the Harried-O-Meter, I went to lunch with my friend Hardy. Since he had his car with him at our place of work–hosanna!–we were able to wander further afield … Continue reading

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