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Like Ray Wylie Hubbard advises in the epigraph to my forthcoming novel “The Lockhart Women”, the days that I keep my gratitude higher than my

The St. Bonaventure Church and Catholic School occupies the southwestern corner of the neighborhood where we live. The first church bells ring Monday through Friday

Last week our mailman delivered this very glossy brochure, telling me what a great selection Louis DeJoy was as our 75th Postmaster General. I don’t

My family has started a difficult discussion on racism on Facebook, instigated by this Thomas Sowell quote from his November 1, 2016 article for the

My hobby is being right. I was a government auditor, a bean counter, the family keeper of addresses and phone numbers, the oldest sister in

Huntington Beach is all over the news these days because of the COVID19 protests, but Surf City’s always been associated with the outlaw side of

When I started working for the Postal Service in 1974, there was an incredible amount of mail to be manually sorted and distributed. It seemed

I am a forty plus year subscriber to the LA Times. I believe in supporting the free press and I think the Times does a

What’s the protocol for posting travel photos during a pandemic? I’m careful with what I share online, but when I travel, I document the trip

The latest Time Magazine reports how a new exhibit at the Whitney Museum of American Art aims to rectify the oversight of the impact of

After all that has been said and written about AD, I find that after finishing it last night, I still have more to say. I