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Keystone

A cabin in Valley Forge National Park, October 14, 2024

Oct 24

Keystone

Oct 24

How Thick is the Green

(A tribute to Edith G. Read Wildlife Sanctuary, Written on Indigenous People’s Day)

Oct 15, 2023

How Thick is the Green

Oct 15, 2023

Toronto, Gordon Lightfoot, and Me

Earlier in August, I took my teenage son Rob to Toronto. On our last visit, Rob was four, but it was a blur with two toddlers in tow and…

Aug 29, 2023

Toronto, Gordon Lightfoot, and Me

Aug 29, 2023

My Mom, the Boss

My family got MTV in 1983, the same year my younger brother Kevin was born. Those two major family changes may constitute the most…

Aug 5, 2022

My Mom, the Boss

Aug 5, 2022

I’m Your College Stats Professor. How Do You Like Me Now?

COVID has changed you, my former student. You passed my class — Statistics 101 — with a respectable B-minus average. Not stellar, but…

Dec 14, 2021

I’m Your College Stats Professor. How Do You Like Me Now?

Dec 14, 2021

Over Rivers, Through Woods and Beyond: A Thanksgiving Tribute

This year’s Thanksgiving was unimaginably different from those that came before, and trips to grandparents’ houses were generally…

Nov 30, 2020

Nov 30, 2020

Eau De Twenty20

This piece was first published in Little Old Lady Comedy. For more fun, visit their site at littleoldladycomedy.com.

Nov 23, 2020

Eau De Twenty20

Nov 23, 2020

Published in
Rye In Our Time

Covid Living: Fall 2020

by Paula Fung

Oct 11, 2020

Covid Living: Fall 2020

Oct 11, 2020

Published in
New York Voice

Leaving New York and Reflections on 9/11

I started this essay last September with a strong feeling that after eighteen years, it was time to put these stories — my story — into…

Sep 7, 2020

Leaving New York and Reflections on 9/11

Sep 7, 2020

Published in
Rye In Our Time

Trio

by Amy Vijayanagar

Apr 26, 2020

Trio

Apr 26, 2020

Alison Cupp Relyea

Alison Cupp Relyea

Full-time human, part-time writer, trying to do my part to make sense of this crazy world. Writer of everyday life, history and politics with threads of humor.

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