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Every Christmas Tree is a Unique Masterpiece by Darlene DeLuca
Isn’t it amazing how every Christmas tree has its own look? Almost like snowflakes or a fingerprint—no two are exactly alike. A thousand...
Liz Flaherty
Dec 4, 20244 min read


About Santa Claus
by Lee Ann Sontheimer Murphy Each Christmas Eve, my brother and I would wait on the bottom stair landing so we could gaze at the sky...
Liz Flaherty
Dec 3, 20246 min read


Christmas Traditions Around the World by Debby Myers
It’s almost Christmas! Kids are excited, parents are exhausted. It’s a holiday of tradition, and when deciding what to write this time,...
Liz Flaherty
Dec 2, 20243 min read


How Did It Get to Be Saturday?
When I was working, I always knew when it was Saturday, because there were--depending on what kind of week it was--anywhere between five...
Liz Flaherty
Nov 30, 20243 min read


Making Room
Thanksgiving is this week, just five sleeps away. If your turkey's a big one, he's probably already taking up the entire bottom shelf in...
Liz Flaherty
Nov 23, 20242 min read


When Things Are Different by Liz Flaherty
Congratulations to the Maconaquah Braves and the North Miami Warriors on great seasons. You are wonderful! This morning, I printed out a...
Liz Flaherty
Nov 16, 20243 min read


Why Jews Eat Chinese Food on Christmas by Susie Black
I'd like to welcome Susie Black to the Window this week with a rerun of her funny and informative post about Jewish people and Chinese...
Liz Flaherty
Nov 13, 20244 min read


The Poppies Still Grow
I can't write anything new yet, so I'll share this yet again, with the hope that you will do honor to the people to whom it's dedicated. ...
Liz Flaherty
Nov 8, 20244 min read


Do Something
Wednesday - This morning, when I came out to the office, my hands were full and I had no pockets. Why on earth would I have bought...
Liz Flaherty
Sep 7, 20244 min read


Sad On Sunday
I don't remember when I wrote this, although the mention of when I stopped smoking makes it about 18 or so years ago. It was hard to...
Liz Flaherty
Mar 23, 20245 min read


A Good Week
The weather is weird, isn't it? Sometimes, especially as I'm walking through the snow to get to the office, I wonder if it's the...
Liz Flaherty
Feb 24, 20243 min read


The Uncomfortable Zone
On Thursday night, I read three essays at Open Mic at Gallery 15, something I've done a few times before. I made it through all three...
Liz Flaherty
Feb 17, 20242 min read


Rock With the Rhythm by M.J. Schiller
Hi, Liz! Thank you for having me today and entertaining the boys in the band. I think the rock stars that haunt my writing are born from...
Liz Flaherty
Feb 14, 20245 min read


Just Sayin'
Thanks to Shannon Conley for giving me the prompt for today's post! She shared something from Stephanie Schmick on Facebook about hair...
Liz Flaherty
Feb 10, 20242 min read


Into the Darkness
It's still dark this Saturday morning. The lights on the office Christmas tree are brightening the room. I think I should take the tree...
Liz Flaherty
Feb 3, 20242 min read


A Little of This...
Happy Saturday! I hope you're staying dry and safe. No regular post today. I have writing-type stuff going on, so I'm not writing. How...
Liz Flaherty
Jan 27, 20241 min read


The Gardner's Secret with Sheila Hansberger
Please welcome Sheila Hansberger, an award-winning author and artist, to the Window today. Sheila resides in California. Her paintings...
Liz Flaherty
Jan 24, 20245 min read


Songs of Winter
Friday morning early: It's snowing. My cottonwood is wearing white on her broad and aging shoulders. There is a stillness that only...
Liz Flaherty
Jan 20, 20242 min read


Baby Jesus, Respect, and Never All
Baby Jesus was found. I saw it on Facebook, and an ache I didn't even realize I had was relieved. It wasn't a real baby, of course, but...
Liz Flaherty
Jan 13, 20243 min read


I Liked 2023
I liked 2023. Well, maybe not that much. Not enough to be sorry to see it go. Like many others, I'm exhausted by its shenanigans. By...
Liz Flaherty
Jan 6, 20242 min read
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