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Lake Michigan Home

Cynthia Kraack Posted on February 17, 2012 by Cynthia KraackMay 28, 2015

Filling my eyes with Lake Michigan, even in winter, reminds me that I grew up in climates dictated by her power and that her shores will always be my home.

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Rufus Kraack

Cynthia Kraack Posted on February 13, 2012 by Cynthia KraackMay 24, 2012

When the end comes unexpectedly there are often unfinished bits and pieces left behind.

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Distance

Cynthia Kraack Posted on January 31, 2012 by Cynthia KraackMay 24, 2012

Travel to faraway places. Even writers do it. Writing on an airplane, thoughts unplugged from earth, your laptop becomes an anchor to unclaimed time.

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Time Zones

Cynthia Kraack Posted on January 9, 2012 by Cynthia KraackMay 24, 2012

When a crisis hits at home and you are 3, 700 miles away, differing time zones magnify each bump.

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  • The Season Flies In
    Time to remember anti-bug bite techniques. Continue reading →
  • To Louis and Octavia
    Many days I wish we had a table that matched our style. But it is better to have a table that is part of our love. Continue reading →
  • Spring Break
     During spring break 2024, we explored Hilton Head and Savanah. Southern sunshine made summer clothes the right choice for a couple of days, otherwise we wore jeans and layers of shirts. Spring break 2025 we hunkered down during a Midwestern … Continue reading →
  • Anything I’d Recognize?
    Writing paid part of my tuition and living expenses in both high school and college. Stringer work, editing school publications, working in media relations, internships, freelancing. I stepped out of journalism school into local newspaper work then the wild world … Continue reading →
  • Another Crisis
    Children carry trauma throughout their lives. The Cuban Missile Crisis, 9/11, the dismantling of our government. Duck and cover has never been a good protection strategy. Continue reading →
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