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(Fair enough…..) Those were historical times, and a historical place, the MA ancestor of CA’s Silicon Valley, and you were in on it. Wow. A whole nother life from what I follow on your blog these days,...
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Obviously you didn’t grow up Jewish, in New York, m’dear. Grownups had work ethics. Kids had, what shall I say? school ethics? Achievement ethics? Anyway, just because you did really well on that...
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Thanks so much, Joss. Your new photo-cum-chapeau is pretty fab itself!
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That’s my new Tilley hat! I have coveted their hats for decades and now I own one. Woo hoo
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Comment on No Second Chances? Who says? Fifty Years After — by Touch2Touch
Gorgeous creatures. Serene and beautiful above the surface, paddling like hell underneath. Not to mention strong and powerful. Talk about feminine role models!
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Comment on No Second Chances? Who says? Fifty Years After — by Pauline
Look at you! I remember meeting you when you first moved to the Berkshires and how impressed I was to have made such a wonderfully talented new friend. Isn’t it wonderful to feel that “at home”...
View ArticleComment on No Second Chances? Who says? Fifty Years After — by Patti Kuche
Oh that syndrome . . . . which you are right, I didn’t grow up with but would have given anything to have done so. I, an only girl with many brothers, could get all the A’s in the world, but it was C...
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Well, thank you, my original Sheffield-ite. It was the same for me. I will never be as “at home” in Mother Nature’s world as you are. I was awed and impressed and delighted, and still feel exactly the...
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I knew Jewish girls with brothers (I had none) who suffered your same experience. One friend was still bitter in middle age at being automatically denied the college education she would have graced...
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As much as Mr Kuche hated the pressure, he was very forgiving of his father whom he believed did everything with the best intentions. This is the polite version. Interestingly enough when it came to...
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Seventy-eight years rub off a lot of jaggedy edges. There are losses, don’t get me wrong, but they’re mostly physical. Psychologically, on the whole it’s great! For eight years (longest traditional job...
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Judith, this all leads to so many more questions. The path you have travelled is truly fascinating. As for your memoir, I have ordered it on Amazon and can’t wait to read it!!!
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I hope you’ll find it interesting. In many ways it’s a “New York story”; and in many ways you are a New Yorker now! I don’t know if that applies to Mr. Kuche as well, of course.
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YOU are a Rock Star! xoxo
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Comment on No Second Chances? Who says? Fifty Years After — by Touch2Touch
You can say that because you have never heard me sing! xoxo back atcha, Jen!
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Comment on No Second Chances? Who says? Fifty Years After — by happysherlock
Lovely article! It’s wonderful that after so many years you get a chance to return to this road in your life, and more importantly find that it feels like home. Love the photos too!
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I wasn’t too keen on vegetables or fruits as a child but have fond memories of special nights out in town with the parents for vanilla ice cream topped with fresh strawberries and whipped cream. Your...
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Thanks much! Glad you enjoyed —
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