Tag Archives: Nor’easter

driveway Olympics

Posted on February 6, 2022 by jillbpearlman

The world iced, every inch glistening in the sun. Zigzag tracks of our house cat that has walked away. Across the bay, a tanker moves at a glacier’s pace.   V is talking — the garage door pasted shut, my … Continue reading →

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Digging Out, Literally!

Posted on January 30, 2022 by jillbpearlman

The fun of digging out is that we are digging out from what we are seldom digging out from.   We are not working our way out of spates and chains of email, nor piles of snail mail, nor escaping … Continue reading →

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THROUGH WINTER’S VEIL

Posted on March 15, 2017 by jillbpearlman

THROUGH WINTER’S VEIL In the snowbound world lifted off its tracks in a windy Nor’easter years ago my girl burst in the door fresh from the mall, face aglow. She couldn’t wait to show it – the tiny little thing … Continue reading →

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