
One of the benefits of living in a house that has been lived in by several generations of your family is that there are ghosts lurking around just about every corner.
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One of the benefits of living in a house that has been lived in by several generations of your family is that there are ghosts lurking around just about every corner.
I am the opposite of a packrat. I am a thrower out of things. This tendency has only been amplified now that I live in a tiny house by the sea.
Did I mention that I write a monthly column over at the Very Impressive History Blog Wonders and Marvels?
I was up in Boston for a little shindig at my old school the other day, and I neglected to notice until it was too late that this particular little shindig would be finishing up right in the middle of rush hour. On a Friday afternoon.