One recent afternoon began typically enough. A load of laundry was in the washer. The cookie dough I’d made on the weekend was cut in neat Christmas tree shapes, waiting to be put in the oven and iced with the green topping my daughter and I had whipped up over lunch. Read More
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Westover: When a power failure is a psychological success
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