

NOT SO EASY AS PIE
(HOW I QUIT MY FIRST JOB AND LEARNED TO LOVE MY DAD)
The deal was that if I found a job, my father would chauffeur me. He smiled when I bragged I would be pumping gas down on Carillo Street, that is, until . . . MORE (PDF)
Caregivers know about the carousel. On a lacquered pony, you ride up (good days) and you ride down (bad days) but the music never stops. There’s no choreography. . . . MORE (PDF)
TAMARA’S FLOWERS
(GROWN IN OREGON WITH LOVE)
My garden in the lush Pacific Northwest is a world away from the triple digit temperatures of Phoenix in the summer. But that’s where the flowers grew. . . . MORE (PDF)

CAREGIVER CAROUSEL

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