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When Life Ends But Love Doesn’t

On December 29, 2015 By Katherine IndermaurIn Family, Poetry, Thoughts3 Comments

My grandmother, Anne Carter Webster, passed away at home on Tuesday December 15th. She'd been diagnosed with terminal leukemia a week prior to her death. She was 75 years old. My mom asked if I'd write something to read for the funeral last Tuesday, the 22nd. The following is what I wrote, and subsequently read. …

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What Dogs Teach Us

On December 1, 2015 By Katherine IndermaurIn Family, Thoughts3 Comments

In the morning I am careful not to step over any of the pawprints dotting the snow in our yard. In fact, I find one with particularly crisp edges, not yet touched by sunlight, and I squat down to touch the cold circles and corners. I do this because, once this snow is gone, no …

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In Memoriam

On July 15, 2014July 15, 2014 By Katherine IndermaurIn Family, Thoughts4 Comments

Growing up in North Carolina, I feel like people always asked, "Beach or mountains?" the same way they asked, "UNC or NC State?" as if that would tell them something about your character. Beach folks like it easy, I suppose: beer, flip-flops, tan lines, maybe a boat if they're serious. Mountain people prefer quiet and …

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