Nordsee was angry that day. It was August but her waters were not calm. They flashed steel grey. Mutti, Agatha, Ernst, Frau Bleich, Sarah and…

Before the ancient Hebrews could even start to schlepp those mighty tons of stone to their final destination - those monuments to a Pharaoh's hubris…

My somewhat pompous Uncle Bill once explained to me that “Art” was more than drawing. I was around seven, an age when I listened to…

I’ve begun the task, necessary, of packing my own suitcase for when you are the one leaving. Really just an old treasure trunk I’m placing…

Agatha awoke. She was hungry. She made breakfast. One piece of toast and jam, no butter. Cold milk. Agatha was still hungry. Agatha knew that…

"And it doesn't seem to hurt all that much", Annie thought, as she struggled to get her aching knees out of her comfortable bed. "Oh,…

Agatha and Andres fell into a sort of rhythm. Their days were distinctly not intellectual—no books, no museums, no art. Agatha and Andres were grounded…

Oh, this day. I jolted out of bed to an alarm that came much sooner after I'd set it than what is fair. My work…

In a dark time the eye begins to see. In such a way Elinor “saw” Anna. Anna had been sitting across from her, or in…

She was now 101 years old, and existed in the current daily world at least some of the time....on the whole, her brain was still…

I might have saved you Agatha knew what the letters meant: her family had been deported. Hitler said they were no longer German citizens, and…

When I was thirteen, I landed my first "real" babysitting gig, though I had already watched young kids since I was eleven, usually while their…