Listen, Writers
November 22, 2023
The Thanksgiving table, on Thursday, could be an amazing source of new material… … More Listen, Writers
Tag: family
Seven Years…
April 17, 2023
If you missed that on my Instagram because you haven’t been stalking it lately (gee, you might as well by now give me a follow), including this too will save me time explaining… … More Seven Years…
Returned From The Other Side
November 28, 2022
After our Thanksgiving week in Pennsylvania with my father… … More Returned From The Other Side
The Family Perspective
June 16, 2022
The other day I had also seen an Instagram post by a writer in which she discusses her parents as parental inspirations for two of her characters. My parents – especially my late mother – particularly on my mind due also to the names of the house sellers, seeing her post got me thinking. Parents, eh? … More The Family Perspective
The Inevitability Of Change
April 29, 2022
So it is a new era now in some ways. Change is inevitable in life. … More The Inevitability Of Change
She Was 90
October 5, 2021
Her parents came over in the 1920s from what is today the Republic of Ireland. She had also spent some of her childhood back there, including some of early World War II, under the care of an aunt. To the end of her life, those childhood years living in Ireland were special and happy memories for her… … More She Was 90
That Matter Of Life Or Death
August 23, 2021
Presumably – and we hope – today will not be THE last day. But every morning, every day now, I suspect, could be that day. We brace ourselves so we are not shocked. … More That Matter Of Life Or Death
“I just didn’t want to be alive any more”
March 12, 2021
Nothing in that “interview” with the duchess was more upsetting, I felt, really, than her stating she had wished not to live any longer. … More “I just didn’t want to be alive any more”
Remember Restaurants?
February 13, 2021
When I saw that article mentioned on Instagram again yesterday, I started to think about my own pandemic relationships. … More Remember Restaurants?
R. J. Nello 