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Smart Cremation For A Dumb Client

August 13, 2019
by Caroline Miller
" death, AARP, cremations, Emily Dickinson, middle age, prearranged burials
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When I turned 39, I received my first letter from AARP.  Looking down at the envelope, I was stunned.  Me?  Middle Aged?  There’d been a mistake. If my response seemed melodramatic, then, imagine how I reacted when a crematorium invited me to lunch, recently. My heart stopped. â
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A Lustrous Life

March 01, 2016
by Caroline Miller
David Burstein, David Lidsky, Emily Dickinson, Fast Future, living a lustrous life, Netscape, time relative for Millennials and the elderly
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Last night, after a grueling day that left me feeling as lively as an amputated foot, I slumped into a cushioned chair in the lounge of the retirement center, a cup of coffee in my hand.  The clock on the wall said 4:47 p.m.,  a time when a number of residents cluster in the area, w
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A Simple Discovery

April 11, 2013
by Caroline Miller
"Plain and Simple, Amish, Amish quilts, citizen lending libraries, Emily Dickinson, Sue Bender
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Plain and Simple
A couple of weeks ago, March 29, to be exact, I wrote about citizen libraries, little facilities no bigger than a bread box where one can leave or take a book to read, courtesy of a neighbor. The blue box in my area got run down the other day, but someone set it up again and though it
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Because I Could Not Stop For Death

February 06, 2013
by Caroline Miller
Alix Kates Shulman, Emily Dickinson
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horse and buggy
I was recently interviewed at a local radio station for my new book, Trompe l’Oeil. Our conversation went well past the plot and into larger, philosophical questions. One of the questions was about my age. At 76 did death play a large part in my thoughts, the interviewer wondered. T
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I Do Not Write for Random House

January 16, 2013
by Caroline Miller
Emily Dickinson, Random House
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The universe
One of Emily Dickinson’s well loved poems begins,  I died for beauty, but was scarce Adjusted in the tomb, When one who died for truth was lain In an adjoining room.  These lines came to me recently when I was being interviewed for my newly released novel, Trompe l’Oeil. One que
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