Susan Cooke Kittredge
CommentatorSusan Cooke Kittredge is Associate Pastor of the Charlotte Congregational Church.
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With maples turning, and frost on the pumpkins, there are fewer customers at our farm stand. In comparison to the many robust farms with roadside sales,鈥�
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When I wasn鈥檛 attending camps in New England, the summers of my childhood were spent at the end of Long Island in a small beach house atop a sand bluff.鈥�
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The subject of obesity and its impact on individuals and on our society as a whole is running the risk of redundancy. As often happens, repeated mention鈥�
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In 1969 my brother-in-law who is an astrophysicist generously and patiently spent a long afternoon trying to explain black holes to me. After four hours I鈥�
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I have long maintained that the excellent quality of Vermont鈥檚 public schools is a result of the Vietnam War. In the late 1960s and early 1970s idealism鈥� -
Unlike most people, I鈥檝e always enjoyed my visits to the Department of Motor Vehicles. Without a doubt, these excursions are not likely to be swift; an鈥�
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Several years ago our daughter Jane, who is a violinist, needed a new bow. Finding the right one can take a long time; musicians take them out on trial鈥� -
The holiday season is so much about memory, remembering times past, good or bad, and creating memories for the future. I鈥檝e asked people recently what鈥�
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Though we may put candles in our windows, adorn shrubs and Christmas trees with stands of lights, with the sun not rising until 7:15 and slipping behind鈥�
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In the early 1980s in Middlesex, there was a Haunted House for the amusement of the local children. An old abandoned farmhouse in the center of town had鈥�
