A tale of two chairs brings back warm memories and the sudden realization of change, JP Devine writes.
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Young dreams die hard with age, as the elderly are reminded
The older we get, the more our idea of fun changes, JP Devine writes.
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Living life with the last dog
Jack is the fourth in a long lifetime of faithful best friends, JP Devine writes.
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Reporting ‘from’ Philadelphia might require combat pay
JP Devine writes that his seat in front of his 50-inch flat screen is a great vantage point to see the front lines of the Democratic National Convention.
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The big GOP show was worth watching. Or was it?
There was a lot to see, but it wasn’t Fun City, USA, JP Devine writes.
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It’s not necessarily about the mattress
Things have come a long way from Mama’s couch in the sleep department, JP Devine writes.
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Sometimes it’s not about the calendar; it’s about what’s on it
Even when the squares are big enough to write in, they may not hold as much as the ones in our hearts, JP Devine writes.
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How soon they forget the ‘famous’
Being a big fish in a small pond like Waterville can be fun, but the fun fades fast, J.P. Devine writes.
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You’re glad you’re not in it; then, suddenly, you are
JP Devine always makes the sign of the cross when the ambulance goes by, but now it will be with new understanding, he writes.
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Keep thoughts of hidden wounds, though faded, in your heart on Memorial Day
J.P. Devine reflects on the scars that veterans carry, many of them unspoken, as the holiday approaches.