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A long lonesome Road

Posted by Edith Cook on Sunday, March 26, 2017, In : Personal 
When I left Texas, my travel plan involved getting to California, to my youngest son and family. My daughter-in-law needed to be with her mother in Boston, who'd had hip surgery, so I helped out wit m two youngest grandchildren, age 11 and five.

Here are to pictures with atc hosts. The first is from Edgewood, New Mexico, with Cathy Phillips in their lovely home. The second is from Lake Havasu City, Arizona, and it shows me with Joanne Jensen and my dog Abby near a lovely park. As of this writi...
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California Today

Posted by Edith Cook on Monday, February 6, 2017, In : Personal 
I was in California recently on grandparent duty. Here are some pics from my last day in Livermore on the occasion of my grandson's piano recital.The first pic shows AJ with two of his young recital performer; the next pic is with his piano teacher whose arm is around his son, AJ's friend, with AJ next to them. The family pic, alas, has uploaded upside down and I don't know how to fix it. Help!
 



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Confounded

Posted by Edith Cook on Thursday, January 26, 2017, In : Personal 
This page is supposed to be a blog site but I'm having lots of trouble, particularly with trying to upload photos. Need some help with this but it will have to wait until I've returned to Wyoming. Sorry, dear readers, for the inconvenience.
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In Texas

Posted by Edith Cook on Thursday, January 19, 2017, In : Personal 
Wintering in Texas, in a travel trailer on my son's second property:  Time to unpack

  

  

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2017 has arrived

Posted by Edith Cook on Monday, January 9, 2017, In : Personal 
Happy New Year, Dear Readers!

for most of 2016, I was unable to access this page. Now that the difficulties have been cleared, I want to mention that I currently winter in Southeast Texas--you'll see some pictures soon. Fo now, here is a snapshot of the hunters in my family: Walter, my oldest (second from left) and Frank, my middle son (first on left) with Frank's two sons, Brett (to the right of Walt) and Colton (first on the right). Frank and family (spouse not shown) visited Walter and fami...
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On the road but wrapping things up

Posted by Edith Cook on Sunday, October 2, 2016, In : Personal 
Edith and I are wrapping up our tour of Utah and Arizona. Besides the national parks, our travel led us to the family histories we uncovered in our talks while driving. Food for thought and further writing. By the way, one of my personal essays, "Windy Acres," is slated to appear in a forthcoming anthology of Wyoming writers, titled Blood, Water, Wind, and Stone. Our editor is arranging "gala events" of readings and appearances in a number of Wyoming locales. More on that later.  


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Visiting with my cousin

Posted by Edith Cook on Monday, September 26, 2016, In : Personal 
My friend and cousin from Germany, Edith Possel, is currently visiting. We'll travel in Utah in celebration of her two-and-a-half years of cancer-free living. You'll hear about our  travels shortly.



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Inside

Posted by Edith Cook on Wednesday, September 14, 2016, In : Personal 
We've had a cold snap and I'm staying indoors. Here are a couple of pics, recently taken inside, showing some of my living space. The second one shows Abby, my dog, barely there at the far right.

     

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Here they are

Posted by Edith Cook on Saturday, August 20, 2016, In : Personal 
 

Kids with Andy in firetruck at Frontier Days parade; kids on my gate. Below: rainbow seen from back of my house



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Grandchildren visiting

Posted by Edith Cook on Thursday, August 11, 2016, In : Personal 
  My granddaughter Amanda is to my left. Her Japanese exchange student is next to Abby, holding her leash

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April in California

Posted by Edith Cook on Monday, April 4, 2016, In : Personal 
A couple of pics of my youngest grandchildren. Here, grandson AJ is snoozing with the family's yellow lab.
 

And this is his sister Grace, age four, enjoying gymnastics. 


   In Livermore, CA: Grandson AJ at baseball


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March inWyoming

Posted by Edith Cook on Monday, April 4, 2016, In : Personal 
Looking out from my front window
  

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My birthday today

Posted by Edith Cook on Monday, February 8, 2016, In : Personal 
Currently I'm a Wyoming snowbird wintering in Texas. Glad to be escaping the Wyoming winter. It's balmy and sunny hereabouts, near College Station in East Texas. 

Here's my family and I (my granddaughter to my left) about to leave their home for a dinner and show. 

 

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Wholesome Holidays

Posted by Edith Cook on Saturday, November 28, 2015, In : Personal 
Fröhliche Festtage an meine deutschen Leser und Leserinnen: Best wishes for the holiday season from your writer, devoted friend, family member, acquaintance, etc. It'll be over before you know it, so enjoy while you can.

Why do the approaching holidays bring me somber reflection in lieu of good cheer? I keep returning to my long-ago husband. How severely his life was affected by early-childhood trauma: polio at six, a family falling apart. My poor darling! For a while my presence eased his mi...

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Mi casa su casa

Posted by Edith Cook on Friday, November 20, 2015, In : Personal 
Some pics of my new abode, on rocky terrain as yet devoid of landscaping. The final pic is of cows near the snow fence of my ex-wheatfarm, which stretches to the north of the house.
 


  


This is where I hope to grow hemp someday soon:



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The Times They Are A'Changing

Posted by Edith Cook on Tuesday, November 17, 2015, In : Personal 
In spite of the changing conditions (at the moment) of my life, two things I continue religiously: writing my weekly columns and practicing guitar.


Whenever possible, I also get together with a partner. Here, recent pics from a meeting of the Cheyenne Guitar Society. My Music Gallery page has info on the pieces Russ Williams and I have played. Check out the YouTube links!
  


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The Latest

Posted by Edith Cook on Sunday, November 1, 2015, In : Personal 
Several months have passed without my posting any comments. The truth is, I was very involved in the sale of my home, the building of a new house, and, in between, addressing deferred maintenance on my son & family's vacated home near Vedauwoo. I'm just now coming up for air. Hope to post pics about my new abode, as soon as I figure out how to upload from my phone camera.

Another thing is, writing my weekly column is time-consuming if satisfying. I recently was invited to give a talk in Casper...

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"Home for Sale"

Posted by Edith Cook on Sunday, June 21, 2015, In : Personal 
So read the sign in front of my house; in fact, a picture of last year is this:

The good news is, I was delighted when the realtor called saying we had an offer. "Looks good," I texted after she'd emailed it to me. The price was $3,000 less than our asking price but I knew to expect it.

The bad news is, the realtor talked me into countering with a higher price. The realtor on the other end did not counter offer; instead, he said he would show his clients some other places on the market...

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My new canine companion

Posted by Edith Cook on Friday, May 15, 2015, In : Personal 
This is Abbie, eighteen months old, still a "teenager" in doggie years. A true sweetie but needs lots of exercise. Interested in birds, rabbits, squirrels, anything that moves in my backyard. Wonder how she'll dow once we move?  Lots o changes ahead.
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A Heap of Dirt

Posted by Edith Cook on Saturday, May 9, 2015, In : Personal 
Where my new home is going to be, a hole has been dug to pour cement for the foundation. Piles of dirt are heaped in next year'd garden and greenhouse. It's been raining nonstop since excavation; worse, A May snowstorm is due to arrive tomorrow which means, the foundation is a ways off. Oh, well.

My Cheyenne house will be on the market soon. It's larger than what I am building, partly because my son used to stay overnight when his job brought him to an early-morning legislative appearance duri...
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Vacationing

Posted by Edith Cook on Wednesday, February 18, 2015, In : Personal 
For the past three weeks I have vacationed in Texas, residing with my son and family. The idea was to escape the Wyoming cold. Ironically, the month of February has been exceptionally warm in Cheyenne. Perhaps this is part of the overall pattern of climate change. Whatever the case may be, I'm sure to get hit with a snowstorm the moment I return. For now, however, I'm enjoying a balmy climate, though the last few nights have brought freezing temps even here.

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Still Playing

Posted by Edith Cook on Tuesday, November 11, 2014, In : Personal 
My guitar accompanied me on a recent trip to California, though I found little time to practice. In this pic I'm with the Cheyenne Guitar Society, a well-established group that consists of true devotees. The monthly meetings have been at the library but meeting places change off and on.


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Walking and Hiking

Posted by Edith Cook on Sunday, October 5, 2014, In : Personal 
In spite of a bit of arthritis in my left foot, I enjoy walking and hiking. (The arthritis pain usually occurs at night.) The pic below shows a group of women walkers, myself included, on a hike on Wyoming's Pole Mountain. This group walks every Wednesday; hence, they call themselves Wednesday Walkers. I am third on the left. Several dogs are in the picture as well, though not easily recognizable. 

Last week I spent two days in Estes Park in northern Colorado. A friend who currently works at t...

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Ties That Bind?

Posted by Edith Cook on Saturday, September 6, 2014, In : Personal 
Family ties are the ones that bind, but too often in today's world, families are fragmented. When she turned four, I began looking after my granddaughter. That was eight years ago. For the first three years I walked her to nearby Branch School. Now the school is torn down, while Amanda and her parents have relocated in Texas--for job offers they couldn't afford to turn down.

Here she is a twelve, riding her mare Athena in a paddock at their home near College Station, TX. .  And here I am, havi...
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The Writing Life

Posted by Edith Cook on Saturday, July 12, 2014, In : Personal 
I had just about decided to quit writing nonfiction and go back to fiction writing when Jeremy Flugleberg started publishing my columns in the Casper paper--he printed my piece on the proposed Converse Cty wells a day after it appeared in the WTE.. Should I continue? Well, maybe for the time being; however, I'm seriously considering building a home on my ag property, in which case I'd be otherwise occupied.

My son and family no longer live in Wyoming, and my cousin in Germany seems to have ch...
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Unevenly Successful

Posted by Edith Cook on Sunday, June 22, 2014, In : Personal 
I spent a month in Germany, trying to ascertain if and how I might help Cousin Edith longterm in her struggle with cancer. Since their home is only half remodeled, I stayed with another family in Neibsheim--people whose children had spent a summer with me in the United States when they were teens. I was trying to figure out the logistics of going back and forth between another home and my cousin's.

Well, I quickly recognized that that's pretty infeasible. A contributing factor is my cousin's c...
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Change happens

Posted by Edith Cook on Saturday, April 26, 2014, In : Personal 
Life does not stand still. We change and grow old--unknowingly sometimes, but still, it happens. Then we are reminded now and again with a remark from someone like, "You look good for your age," or "You're doing well, considering." Considering what? That my mother did not live much past forty? Neither did my brother Karl, the one of my three younger sibling who was close to me in age and outlook on life. He, too, was taken from my by cancer before he ever reached his forty-fifth birthday. How...
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The Winds of Change--in Wyoming

Posted by Edith Cook on Sunday, April 6, 2014, In : Personal 

It had to happen: I took the leap. After eight years of living here, becoming part of the community, I put my Cheyenne, WY, home on the market. I found out I can list online with ForSaleBOwner.com and signed up with the company. Since I am friends with several realtors, I’ve also alerted them that I’m willing to work with anyone who is an agent for buyer.

Once my son and family announced they were moving to Texas for professional reasons, I knew I would downsize: they’d often used my hom...


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Changes Ahead

Posted by Edith Cook on Thursday, February 27, 2014, In : Personal 
"You must change your life" Rainer Maria Rilke said at the end of one of his memorable poems. Periodically I say this to myself, too. Whether or not we want to continue as usual, life imposes changes on us. Right now I'm scared. What's ahead? The future is uncertain.
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California, again

Posted by Edith Cook on Thursday, January 23, 2014, In : Personal 
Once again I am in California, looking after two grandchildren while their parents are away at a trade show. Unfortunately, te older one, Anthony, has fallen ill and is staying home from school. The pic below shows him enjoying himself in the backyard, but at present, lying on the couch, he seems rather subdued. 
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Saddened

Posted by Edith Cook on Thursday, December 26, 2013, In : Personal 
Are you a cancer survivor with a complicated family history? If so, I’d like to hear from you, on behalf of my cousin in Germany. Your testimony might help lift her spirits.Edith (who was named after me) was going to visit next summer; to this end, she’d enrolled in a refresher course of conversational English. We visit each other every few years. Our children traveled back and forth during college. Days before Christmas Edith confided, she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and is schedul...
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December in Wyoming, 2013

Posted by Edith Cook on Wednesday, December 18, 2013, In : Personal 

I don't send out greeting cards annually, but this time I decided to do so. Here is a pic I sent with each card. I also requested a photo of myself with Walt's family, since they are set to leave Wyoming in a few months. Two days ago, atWalt's birthday party, we played guitar and sang songs, most of them not Christmasy but the cowboy and bar songs Walt likes. I played a bit of classical guitar in between. I hope we inspired Amanda, who is becoming self-conscious, turning reluctant to sing tho...
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Thanksgiving

Posted by Edith Cook on Saturday, November 30, 2013, In : Personal 
For the past year or so I have attended services at Unitarian Universalist Church, which is not a church in the traditional Christian sense but a congregation that strives for inclusivity. As such, it disavows such concepts as the holy trinity.

For Thanksgiving Day, its pastor and her husband and child invited everyone who was without family to join them for a feast. Although Reverend Audette and her family are vegetarians, they found a church member willing to prepare and bring a roasted turk...
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Revisiting Spring

Posted by Edith Cook on Thursday, October 24, 2013, In : Personal 
Spring 2013 found me visiting friends in Japan and also in China--more than three weeks of travel! Today, putting together a slideshow of pics of an upcoming presentation for Friendship International, I'm remembering spring. that's a good thing, since I'm sad right now, my life headed into an uncertain future.
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Impromptu Visit

Posted by Edith Cook on Monday, September 16, 2013, In : Personal 
A family emergency caused me to fly to California to help out with my youngest grandchildren. Above, we are playing Monopoly. The next pic is after AJ's soccer game. He just turned seven. Below, my son Andy with his 18-month-old daughter, Grace.






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Resisting KLX

Posted by Edith Cook on Wednesday, August 7, 2013, In : Personal 


Along with many others I have taken the pledge to resist the Canadian corporations who want to send their bitumen to Texas refineries via the KLX pipeline. The bitumen originates in Alberta's tar sands pits.

This pic was taken at a workshop in Salt Lake City on August 4, 2013.

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It's a lemon!

Posted by Edith Cook on Friday, June 21, 2013, In : Personal 
Yes, that's what my life is at the moment--and I have yet to figure out how to make lemonade. One setback concerns my wheat field, which my contractor refuses to farm any more. No other farmer in the area will to take it on, either: because of climate change, the harvest is increasingly marginal. Henceforth, I'm looking at zero income from this investment. The land will lie fallow. 

My California sons, too, are down in the dumps, worried that they and their spouses may be laid off. I'd hoped t...
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Comments from China

Posted by Edith Cook on Friday, May 10, 2013, In : Personal 


Googles is a problem in China. I only just now figured out, if I reply to someone's email, it has a better chance of arriving.

We are in Xi'an, a touristy city famous for an 11th cent. emperor's terra cotta army that accompanied him to his grave. Today it is "the world's largest underground military museum."

We are staying in a four-star hotel. It has no closet or drawer space for clothes, only four wood-mounted clothes hooks with a few hangers. The toilet paper is stingy, and the tis...


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In China

Posted by Edith Cook on Wednesday, May 1, 2013, In : Personal 
From Tokyo I flew to Shanghai where I went through customs. From there it was off to Beijing, where I arrived late evening. Qi picked me up. In this picture she stands at a buttress overlooking the Great Wall. the next picture shows me in Beijing's Tienamen Square.

  
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My Impending Visit to China

Posted by Edith Cook on Tuesday, March 12, 2013, In : Personal 
A wonderful book.Valuable reading as I prepare for my visit.

Regrettably, my efforts to obtain a visa to China has been anything but wonderful or valuable. The Chinese embassy required I send them my passport, which, it appears, has gotten lost in he process of FedEx return mailing. Now I have to rush-apply for another passport, and I still don't have the visa. 

The embassy does not respond to emails. Though it lists two telephone numbers, one that supposedly gives voicemail instructions for ap...
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In Anticipation of Visiting Friends in Japan and China

Posted by Edith Cook on Tuesday, January 29, 2013, In : Personal 
Now that I've decided on the dates for my travel--March 27 through April 19--I know that it's definitely happening. In order to apply for a visa to China,I had to order my flight tickets--and, since these are non-refundable, the dice are cast. Some pics I have of long ago--the one of Qi Deng dates from a 1998 trip to Chattanuga. We lived in Nashville then. The water pics are from Mitchell, SD.

    This pic of the Miwas is a greeting card, Kyoko and her mother in traditional dress and Kyoko's d...

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Peace and Mindfulness

Posted by Edith Cook on Tuesday, January 1, 2013, In : Personal 

At the eve of 2013, wishing you moments of peace and mindfulness. Moments is all we have.

Thus begins the message of the week to my readers. I am, of course, paraphrasing Jonathan Kabat-Zinn, whose books have influenced me deeply.

My grandchildren, pictured above at a wedding a few years ago, seem the very incarnation of a young new year. N ow that they are a few years older, they have accumulated the corresponding baggage. Nothing stays new for long.


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Comforting Thoughts

Posted by Edith Cook on Friday, October 5, 2012, In : Personal 
Two of my brothers took their own lives; the third perished at a young age in repetition of our mother's early death of cancer. I might not call their cancers virtual suicide--but it certainly wasn't life-affirming. Not surprisingly, I myself have struggled periodically with thoughts of doing myself in. The most recent of these episodes occurred a few years ago when I was struck with what seemed an irremediable health problem. At the time, life seemed an endless chain of listless days of lang...
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Own up to It

Posted by Edith Cook on Tuesday, September 11, 2012, In : Personal 
I believe it's important to own our errors alongside things we do right. It's only the latter that makes us feel good and so we often gloss over the former. Last week I made a mistake sizable enough that it couldn't be ignored. Yet the column I wrote about it seems to have left some readers without the needed clarification. To my e-readers I added the following:

"This essay and the emails that prompted it are in the spirit of self-disclosure. If we believe in the concept, we'll own up to our f...

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Looking Back

Posted by Edith Cook on Sunday, May 20, 2012, In : Personal 
    This past week I've had some disturbing news that I haven't digested yet. Hence, no discussion pertaining to the disturbance. Instead, today I am looking back to a visit not long ago with friends near Nuremberg, Germany. They took me on an auto tour to Regensburg, where the pic of the cafe originated that dates to 1686. On the way to Regensburg, we stopped in a small town, Riedenburg in Altmuehltal, which, it happens boasts a well-known museum of gems and minerals. Incredibly, the museum ...
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Returning Home

Posted by Edith Cook on Tuesday, April 3, 2012, In : Personal 
 It's been three weeks of travel but I am back home. How quickly it's over! And all I can do is marvel how friends these days look like their parents, not like the youngsters I once knew. I too, have changed: I seem to have shrunk, which is obvious only after standing next to a young man I used to know as a kid. 

Sad stories, too, have come my way these past weeks: former classmates in ill health, at the hospital, or, worse, dead and gone. On the bright side, I may have contributed to a height...
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Step Away

Posted by Edith Cook on Saturday, January 28, 2012, In : Personal 

 Sometimes it's necessary to step away from the hubbub created by our social connections. Much as I love family and friends, their sorrows and sadness--and, yes, contentiousness--can get to me. Then I feel as if anything I might try to make things better is not going to amount to anything, for someone else will unravel whatever I'm trying to do.

When this happens, I pick up my guitar and return to the pieces of music I cherish. The above sample was given to me by friends on a visit to Germany....
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My grandchildren

Posted by Edith Cook on Thursday, January 12, 2012, In : Personal 
 What will life be like when Baby Grace is a young woman? 
Since returning home I've struggled with an assignment I've given myself: to answer a friend's query why I'm preoccupied with global warming. What should I say in my column? That Richard Leakey, the eminent pathologist, speaks of a "sixth Extinction" which, unlike to preceding five, is human-caused and quite likely will wipe out all of us along with the species we drive into oblivion? That Laurence Smith's world of 2050 is wracked with...
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Holidays with Family

Posted by Edith Cook on Monday, January 2, 2012, In : Personal 
 I usually gain weight when I spend a holiday with family--and it's not just because. during the holidays, everyone eats too much and drinks too much. I turn to chocolate as my "comfort food," and so, I'm glad to return to my own routine of "normal" life with its exercise groups and swimming. Of course, the fact that I need to comfort myself with chocolate when visiting family is in itself revealing.

The other day my daughter-in-law turned on the music channel in her TV to a very loud degree. ...
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A Happy Family?

Posted by Edith Cook on Sunday, November 27, 2011, In : Personal 

 

A family member emails that my writing is "crap" and that she will refuse to read my WTE feeds from now on. Since all along she has had the option of deleting my stuff unread, I stop to wonder over the urge to insult me. Name-calling is really a short-cut version of blaming. The speaker refuses to look at her own thoughts, feelings, and motivations and focuses instead on the "faults" of the other.

Relationships are a lot of work. We have to get ourselves to overcome--to forgive--not onl...


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From the Heart

Posted by Edith Cook on Sunday, November 20, 2011, In : Personal 
  Today I write in pity and sorrow, for I decided to expand an earlier blog on my brother’s dying, which includes my D-Q experience. I'm determined to shape the piece into a newspaper essay but emotions overwhelm me as a write: pity for Karl, sorrow for the students I was unable to help. There’s also anger, the gut-wrenching fury at an industry that systematically manipulates millions of uninformed consumers. Last not least there’s anger at being powerless to enumerate the injustices th...
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About Me


Edith Cook Though I now live in Wyoming, I make frequent return trips to California with visits to travel club members along the way. At home I play classical guitar, enjoy gardening and cooking, and participate in group yoga. Getting together with family and friends is high on my agenda. I value people who write or make music and love it when my adult children and their offspring play their instruments, sing songs with me, or discuss what they read and write. Such gatherings help me cope with the losses in my life, which have been severe. Next year I hope to visit family in Germany.

 

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