Author Archives: Claudia Meydrech
A Christmas Carol Family Memory
On Christmas Eve, after all preparations for Christmas Day are complete, I will do what I have done every Christmas for many, many years. I’ll pull out my favorite version of A Christmas Carol on DVD, the one with Alastair … Continue reading
Friends who Celebrate Hanukkah (Chanukah)
I was not raised in a Jewish household that celebrated Hanukkah, but remember “comparing notes” with Jewish friends during the Christmas holiday season during my childhood. I remember being just a little envious because their celebration lasted more days than … Continue reading
I Remember the First Time I Wore Makeup
Now girls wear Make Up at such a young age compared to when I was growing up. I was raised in a conservative home and went to a private school, and girls in my home didn’t wear makeup until high … Continue reading
A Family of Caregivers
I am from a family that has members that know more than many about what it means to be a caregiver. It is not an easy role, but if you have the patience and support you need, in the end … Continue reading
The Smell of Home Made Bread
I was young during the Wonder Bread years, the bread that helped “build strong bodies in 12 ways”. I don’t recall my Mom or my grandmother for that matter baking their own bread, but during the ’60′s and ’70′s when … Continue reading
Halloween Isn’t What it Used to Be
This year I haven’t put out the pumpkin decorations, and we just picked up our candy last night…partly because I’ve been dealing with a health issue, and now we are out of town…looking at driving home through a Nor’easter tomorrow, … Continue reading

