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Comments:
What a lovely story. There was definitely a reason why you remembered all those details. Congratulations on your anniversary.
Post: Friday the 13th, the Luckiest Day of My Life by Andrew Forsythe
Link to comment from September 14, 2024
Very informative article. Thanks for all the information.
Post: Laying Down a Floor
Link to comment from September 14, 2024
A great article!
Post: False Comparisons
Link to comment from September 14, 2024
Fascinating article. That's a beautiful part of Maine.
Post: Rembrandt or Not?
Link to comment from September 14, 2024
My suggestion would be the southern coast of Maine. It is beautiful anytime, but especially in the off-season. The rugged coastline is gorgeous, the little towns make for great walking, and then there's the lobster rolls.
Post: First Place by Jonathan Clements
Link to comment from September 7, 2024
Those are such beautiful sentiments. Number eight especially resonated with me. I'm sorry that boarding school was an unfortunate experience. It was a rather long time. Mine was four years and, a good experience to make friends that are still part of my life.
Post: No Regrets
Link to comment from September 7, 2024
I loved that last comment about looking back. I wonder if we'll be able to make a realistic assessment.
Post: Unasked Questions
Link to comment from August 4, 2024
Jonathan, you are amazing and thoughtful. If only more people realized what a gift it is to have things in order. On another note, we recently returned from Paris. If you and Elaine like seafood, try Langosteria in the Cheval Blanc Hotel. The food is wonderful, and the view is even better.
Post: No Slowing Down
Link to comment from July 27, 2024
"Focus on the consequences." A phrase I plan to put on my bulletin board. Love this article and the one in The Wall Street Journal. So glad they did such a fine one.
Post: The Risks We Miss
Link to comment from July 13, 2024
I can't add anything because you all said it all. I would just add that when you don't have children, friends become your family. I feel privileged and lucky to have a few that go way back. And we're all lucky to have Jonathan.
Post: What Friends Do
Link to comment from July 3, 2024