by Michelee Cabot | May 27, 2017 | The World As It Was
A FAVORITE MEMORY 1946 – The war was over. We were going to see our own soldier again – far across the globe in a distant land. Behind a giant Vee-spray of water our MATS transport ship had muscled the Pacific Ocean out of its way, till three weeks out of San...
by Michelee Cabot | May 19, 2017 | The World As It Was
BEAUTY GOES UP IN SMOKE And a way of life is gone. Our home for ten years, a crazy white elephant purchase on a hill looking at Boston fifty miles in the distance, is gone. The flames reached into the overcast, illuminating the township for miles around. Mother Nature...
by Michelee Cabot | Apr 2, 2017 | The World As It Was
La Belle Ann, La Belle Carine In the little picturesque town of Princeton, MA, live a delightful pot pourri of citizens, a cross section of the globe, even. The town sits high on the hip of a monadnock in central Massachusetts. We lived there for many years, raising...
by Michelee Cabot | Apr 1, 2017 | Mexico Adventures, The World As It Was
Mexico – a complex culture of family, friends, and connections. Its warm and charming people gather happily to chat and share, most times in the plazas. One such locus, Alamos’ Plaza de la Alameda, is a bustling center complete with bandstand for music. In...
by Michelee Cabot | Dec 18, 2016 | The World As It Was
Coincidences, Strange and Wonderful Several years ago, our flying adventures propelled us to the artsy, picturesque Mexican town of San Miguel de Allende. In those days it was still quite authentically, culturally Mexican, with all of the country’s flavor and charm...
by Michelee Cabot | Dec 8, 2016 | The World As It Was
It goes like this. The Devil has a garage sale. The crowd is interested but not big. He isn’t, after all, too popular. I stop in, against my better judgement. Curiosity nudging me along, I peer and poke over the collection of old tools – a trowel, a broken car part...
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