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abortion, birth control, healthcare, Julie Lary, rajalary, rose ridnor, scribbles writing, womens rights
Recently, while sorting through my grandmother’s writings, I found a letter she’d sent to Reader’s Digest in 1943, defending birth …
10 Sunday Apr 2022
Posted News and politics, Rose's Writings
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abortion, birth control, healthcare, Julie Lary, rajalary, rose ridnor, scribbles writing, womens rights
Recently, while sorting through my grandmother’s writings, I found a letter she’d sent to Reader’s Digest in 1943, defending birth …
13 Thursday May 2021
Posted Rose's Writings, Uncategorized
inA few days ago, I was was thumbing through my grandmother’s writings, and found this poem. It’s an interesting perspective …
01 Wednesday Jan 2020
Posted Health and wellness, Rose's Writings
inA fun way to start the New Year with a amusing letter written by my grandmother 38 years ago.
04 Saturday May 2019
Posted Invocations, Rose's Writings
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It’s is written: Teach us, O Lord, to number our days Number our days? To remind us that our days …
12 Tuesday Feb 2019
Posted Rose's Writings
inIn 1964, my grandmother Rose Ridnor shared her perspective on taxes. It rings true today.
23 Saturday Jun 2018
Posted Rose's Writings
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I’ve been slowly going through my grandmother Rose Ridnor’s notebooks and writings, and found the poem below: Remember me Let …
13 Sunday May 2018
Posted Invocations, Rose's Writings
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Final invocation written by Rose Ridnor, posted on rajalary by Julie Lary
11 Tuesday Apr 2017
Posted Rose's Writings
inOn January 20, 1991, my grandmother Rose Ridnor wrote an essay about war. It was a month before the end …
24 Friday Mar 2017
Posted Politics, Rose's Writings
inMy grandmother, Rose Ridnor, wrote a series of short essays under the title “Apropos.” This morning, while flipping through her …
18 Saturday Feb 2017
Posted Invocations, Rose's Writings
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death, invocation, Julie Lary, marriage, rajalary, rose ridnor
Vi telephoned her friend Nora to extend her condolences on the sudden, unexpected death of her long-time husband. After listening …