An oceanside summer wedding means bug spray and sunscreen, writes J.P Devine.
J.P. Devine
Talking to yourself: Is there an app for that?
Why does J.P. Devine talk to himself? It’s what he does.
The tragic comic life
Robin Williams wasn’t alone as he struggled to make people laugh among personal demons, writes J.P. Devine.
It’s not so much the Maine weather, it’s the watching
J.P. Devine is obsessed with watching weather reports, whether it’s Bangor’s or Taiwan’s.
Songs in the key of lost
With keys and love, when you’ve still got it, flaunt it, writes J.P. Devine.
Home alone and not liking it
She’s gone away and life isn’t the same without her, writes J.P. Devine.
Retirement? Writers don’t do that
As long as there are stories to tell, writers keep writing tells J.P. Devine.
If Gatsby and JFK can rock the white bucks, so can J.P.
The old time shoes may be as rare in Maine as flamingos, but the dad of the bride plans to dazzle in them.
J.P. Devine: Tan fans court danger
My friends and I grew up pasty and pale, with no inkling that the suntans we envied might foreshadow trouble.
Dreams don’t sell easily
J.P. Devine shares his tales of summer, garage sales and a long-forgotten photograph.