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Recent June Lemen Columns

Fighting writer’s block

The only problem with being a writer is that you measure your progress by words on paper – either actual or virtual. (The paper, that …

Worry over weather on hold

Man, it’s hot. I am a native New Englander, and though I grew up slightly south of here, in the People’s Republic of Massachusetts, I …

Black cat’sblues

The jinx is over. Finally. It only took 22 years of marriage, but I have finally shaken off my UK Final Four jinx. For those …

Help helps people get by

My husband’s father, James Broyles, grew up during the Great Depression. My parents did, as well, but since James is a couple of years older …

Fix-up for play area is needed

As I was writing a series of articles last summer about the parks in the city of Nashua, I often took my daughter Lucy along. …

Feline friends fit in family

The hierarchy of cats in the Lemen/Broyles family went from oldest to youngest in terms of power. Ninja, the first cat we ever got, was …

For some, caffeine is a morning necessity

I love coffee. I love tea, too, and I drink both, but I tend to forget that they are caffeinated beverages. This is probably because …

She’s ripped at the reps

Last week, as I was standing next to the crosswalk, holding an umbrella in the snow and the rain, I felt a lot like Mr. …

2012 may usher in a peaceful era but not end of world

It is 2012 at last – the year that the world is supposed to end. According to the Mayans, at least. Not really. The fact …

Who turned up the heat?

Our house is always cold at this time of year. If we were millionaires, we could keep it at a comfortably high 60-something, but we …

Santa lived nearby

I’m seeing a lot of good behavior from children lately – the children that I cross in the crosswalk, their siblings and my daughter, Lucy. …

Stories within stories

As I sat in on the “A Terror in Every Plot” panel discussion at Crime Bake (subtitled “Using fear to propel your story forward”), I …

Cheer in dark places

I was prepared for a heck of a storm, but I had no idea how much of a heck it would be. I was reading …

Heart raced again

I remember running as a child through the fields near my parents’ house. It felt wonderful – racing down paths that other kids’ feet had …

Photos open doors

I was standing in the rain one morning last week (as I seem to spend so many of my mornings lately), trying to juggle a …

Crazy stocks are full

I was in Starbucks in Lexington, Mass., last week, having a cup of coffee before attending the calling hours for a friend’s ex-husband. He had …

Good year in works

I had planned, this year, to be absolutely ready for the first day of school. Lucy and her friend Keziah had decided at their sleepover …

The joys and trials of an older home

One of the joys of having an older home (most of the time) is that you have little fear in big storms, even when the …

Photos turn back the clock

My dear friend Annie sent me a Facebook message asking about some old shower and wedding photographs that she had discovered while she was weeding …

Dog days aren’t over

The dog days of summer are upon us, which means my house gets messier and messier as I go in search of coolness. I like …

PC lets her go to war

When it gets hot in the summer, and I have not been to the library to get my dose of mystery, and I cannot bear …

Once upon a quilt

School’s out. Finally. My daughter Lucy is thrilled. Even though Lucy loves school, when it gets to be June 1, she starts asking when it’s …

Lots of caring missed

“Come on in, cupcake. What’s the problem?” This is how you’re greeted if you’ve got a tummy ache, a sore throat, a skinned knee, an …

Ask or not, I’ll help

I have a magnet on my refrigerator that my friend Meg gave me for Christmas last year. It features a perfect Fifties woman wearing a …





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