Training on bridges is a must for anyone desiring to run the Gate River Run. Athletes from all over the … More
Author: Deborah Lewis
One Road Less Traveled
It only took a few minutes to steer the silver rowboat across the murky lagoon to a beautiful patch of … More
I’m Scared of Butterflies
“I’m scared of butterflies,” was an unusual statement to escape from a child’s soul. I observed that the orange, black … More
Deal With It
I took a deep breath and stepped off the elevator onto the open-air observation platform of 30 Rockefeller Center. I … More
Losers Keepers
The columns of the porch bore the marks of aged, peeling paint and weathering. This century old Gothic Revival home … More
A Year Like That (2000-2001)
At the age of 18, I thought surviving boot camp as a member of the U.S. Navy would be the … More
Carly Joy, When I Think of You
Five months before Carly was born, we were fully aware of just how fragile life could be. She was placed … More
Two Keys Amongst the Rubble
Relationships are intricate. They bend. They break. The breathe. They grow. They falter. It takes two individuals, both giving of … More
I Don’t Live There
There is a grave site, with a marker and bench, near a large oak tree that belongs to my seven … More
Turn of Perspective
Unaccustomed to the cold, extra layers are in order. You don the required exercise garb with the addition of bulky … More