I Could Love You That Way
Be sure to drop by EIL today to see the tribute to Domestic Labor Day. It includes my poem, “I Could Love You That Way.”
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Entries by Bethany
Twenty-eight years and counting…
Twenty-eight years ago, on a Sunday afternoon in a park not far from here, we promised to love, honor, and … I think we left out that “obey” bit. Here’s a poem from Linda Pastan to mark the date. I Married You by Linda Pastan I married you for all the wrong reasons, charmed by your […]
Work
I am floundering. For the last few days I have been writing — in longhand — five new pages each day. I have had a lot going on this week, including an overnight visit to see Mom, in Chehalis. But I did my five pages, no matter what. Today was day four. I managed, but […]
Reading and Eating Local
I’ve been meaning to share this novel with you. I met Seattle author Deb Caletti at PNWA. Because I’ve watched her interviews at authormagazine.org (click on the link to watch her 2012 interview), I wasn’t surprised to like her. Her first novel-for-grownups, He’s Gone, is now out in paperback, and I’m happy to recommend it. As an aside, while […]