My Nine-Eleven Story from a Safe Distance

Nine-eleven

Most people remember where they were and what they were doing when they first got the news of the nine-eleven tragedies. I remember. One hundred fifty miles north of the World Trade Center, I was driving down the highway to train my successor for the job I had quit a month before. I had no…

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I believed he could fly.

It’s appropriate that it’s the end of Brain Tumor Awareness Month, as I came to the end of my current memoir manuscript revisions yesterday, and sent them off to my freelance editor. It’s a good time to take a break from that project and round out my life with some gardening, building my social media…

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