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In Harmony, Dearest Friend
Inspiration can come from many places—whether it’s a newspaper article, a book, or even a fleeting moment on television. For this blog, the spark ignited when I delved into the rich history of my own house, uncovering stories far more… Continue reading
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One Eyed Willy
Some stories last a lifetime, tales that dig deep and never let go. Growing up north of Boston, I have always been captivated by the Salem Witch Trials, a tragedy that has gripped my imagination and has remained a constant… Continue reading
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A Seat At The Table
Dinner time was a cherished family ritual during my childhood. Despite her busy work schedule, my mom would come home and immediately start preparing the meal, while my younger brother and I set the table. After dinner, we’d clear the… Continue reading
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A Blue Note
“How strange life is, how fickle! How little is needed for one to be ruined or saved!” In his short story, The Necklace, French author Guy de Maupassant employs characterization and irony to vividly depict the ebb and flow of the… Continue reading
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Burden Of Proof
History is often defined by its grand narratives, the monumental events that echo through time. Yet, nestled within these sweeping tales are forgotten or seldom recounted stories. Often concealed within the faded pages of diaries and church ledgers, these tales… Continue reading




