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"The life which is unexamined is not worth living." - Plato
"I tend to live in the past because most of my life is there." - Herb Caen
Harry Brabec
(1927-2005)
The Last of a Dying Breed — A Wife's Loving Tribute
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Slices of My Life
In the Archives

Barbara's Transition from "Home Business Writer" to "Memoirist." Fancy dresses and three-inch rhinestone
heels were the norm between 1956-1962 when Barbara was playing recitals and entertaining at weddings,
women's clubs, and a supper club in Chicago. Here's a peek at a Barbara you've never seen or heard about before.
Barbara's Cruise to Alaska on the Norwegian
Star. Enjoy this multi-page photo gallery of her scenery and wildlife
photos, which include the Mendenhall and Sawyer glaciers; land excursions to see
eagles, totems, and whales (with a short video of "running with the whales");
outstanding sculpture by Alaskan artists; and the best Salmon Spread recipe
you're likely to find.
Barbara's Series of Articles for Widows and Others Who Have Lost, Or May Soon Lose, Someone They Love
Memories in My Recipe Box
- To many, the exchange of recipes among women would seem a trivial thing—it's
just something women do and have always done. But it is so much more than that
because every recipe is connected to someone we remember.
Nostalgic Memories of Peonies and My High-School Graduation
- Every year, the new crop of peonies in my back yard brings back nostalgic
memories of my home town and my graduation, in which peonies played a big role.
Life is Like a Baseball Game - A poem by Barbara written for her father's 76th
birthday.
The Christmas Place - In the lyrics of a song written for her mother, Barbara
remembers Christmas as a child in Buckley, Illinois in the 1950s.
Christmas Card for Website Visitors - Barbara's cat, Charlee, adds to her
annual
Christmas joy.
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