Tag Archives: San Francisco

Bridges

Posted on August 21, 2019 by Alice Lowe

When my daughter and I went to New York to celebrate her birthday two years ago, she took selfies and I took notes. My personal essay about three memorable trips–our “mother-daughter quality time”–was recently published in Sleet Magazine’s tenth birthday special … Continue reading →

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Lillie’s Legacy (with link)

Posted on December 21, 2015 by Alice Lowe

My previous post omitted the link to the essay – I’m starting over…. Creature of habit that I am, the first morning of every visit to San Francisco starts with a walk to North Beach, breakfast at La Boulange, hanging out for … Continue reading →

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Lillie’s Legacy

Posted on December 21, 2015 by Alice Lowe

Creature of habit that I am, the first morning of every visit to San Francisco starts with a walk to North Beach, breakfast at La Boulange, hanging out for a while in Washington Square to watch the Chinese women going through their exercise … Continue reading →

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