As a retired teacher and educational administrator, freelance editor, tutor, mom, writer and woman who’s made more than a few mistakes, I’ve learned a lot about the power and constancy of change to alter one’s circumstances and perspective. Born in New York City, I’ve returned “home” in retirement, leaving behind the one-hundred year-old farmhouse outside of DC where I raised my children and built my career. I’ve thought long and hard about what makes people tick in order to raise several thousand kids professionally and two personally. I’m a social introvert, which says a lot about my comfort with ambiguity and nonconformity. I like to think about things, and to write about them, especially from the vantage point of the seven decades I’ve had to reflect upon my own life course, which, like most people’s, has had its joys and its travails. I’m currently writing a memoir and working on an essay collection in between exercising my dog, my body and my insatiable intellectual curiosity.
Didn’t see a post this month. Very understandable. But I’m hoping things are OK? I’m sure all your readers what to know how you are these days.
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Just seeing this now Kieran. I’m OK, whatever that means, letting the feelings come when they wish to, also living life — seeing friends, trying to work on my book with the newfound understanding I have after this experience. Thank you for your care.
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