Liz Flaherty

Married for thirty-some years to Duane, her own personal hero, and mother of three and grandmother of six, Liz Flaherty has written a column from her Window Over the Sinkoff and on for over ten years.  She hopes you enjoy her essays.You can email her at lizkflaherty@hughes.net

Articles

Smoke Free: Eight Days and Five Minutes But Who's Counting?

You Can't Be In Love Every Day

And Happily Ever After

Discovering Passages

Profile of a Matriarch: “Are you having fun yet, Mom?”

The No Responsibility Generation

Do You Keep a Journal?

God, Guns and Guts

Where Christmas is Always White

Dreams of Being a Wal-Mart Greeter

The Virtue of Being Average

Does Anyone Have A Panic Attack I Can Borrow?

Chanelling Peggy Lee

May She Ever Wave

However ....

My Pretty Knees

Sad on Sunday, Still Sad on Thursday

The Gift of Grief

The Voice to Roar

Are You Lonely Tonight?

Revisiting the Boys and Girls of Summer

Listening to the Silence

A Room Shuffle

When I'm 56

The Unkindness of Gravity and the Kindness of Surprise

Thirty Again? No, Thanks!

A Voice Like Starlight

More Than Meets the Eye: Piercings, Tattoos, Comb-Overs and Droopy Pants

And That's the Way It Is

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