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There are times when you just have to lie.
I was going to write about the COVID-19 vaccine rollout last week, but my first draft was 25,000 words and they only allow me 800.
It is not often that I write an ode to city of San Diego maintenance services.
It’s time for another round of Auntie Inga’s Geriatric Curmudgeon Hour, Language Edition.
One of my goals for 2021 is to not repeat history.
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Sometimes I think I’ve fallen into the twilight zone when I realize I live in a state where it’s illegal to get a haircut.
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Dear American and Swedish friends, It is hard to believe that it is time for our annual holiday letter again.
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My children never got to know my parents, so I’m always trying to think of ways to pass down their legacy.
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As we all know, sometimes the only thing you can control in life is your attitude.
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Like lots of families, it was Thanksgiving for two at our house this year. We could have eaten out.
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Given the national despair over election ugliness and the ever-worsening pandemic, I’ve tried to steer clear of both topics recently.
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Questions and answers about football and other prep sports.
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“My gift is when I was chosen to come to this world and learn to give rather than take.”
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In only the second effort of its kind in the United States, two La Jolla Country Day School juniors have created a high school-level law review and published the first volume this month.
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District 1’s Joe LaCava casts the lone dissenting vote, and other La Jolla representatives also have concerns.
A few months ago, I wrote two columns regaling my readers with stories about how my older son, Rory, managed to terrorize me repeatedly by re-enacting scenes from horror movies he’d been allowed to watch at his father’s.
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What is it with men, anyway? No, don’t even try to answer that.
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If it’s fall in La Jolla, there are spider webs everywhere.
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It’s been my observation over 11 years and nearly 400 columns that I always get the most response when I write about dogs or my husband, Olof.
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My sons have teased me for years that I’ve spent my life “rehearsing for death.”
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I have a love-hate relationship with CVS Pharmacy — love for the incredibly overworked, friendly, helpful staff members who work behind the counter, and hate for CVS corporate, which seems to think up more and more invasive, annoying and profit-making plans under the appearance of caring for my health.
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Over the nearly 12 years I’ve been writing “Let Inga Tell You,” the many trees on my property have been an ongoing topic.
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It’s commonly known that we often don’t appreciate what we have until we don’t have it.
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Last week I wrote about my son Rory’s penchant for re-enacting scenes from horror movies with the objective of scaring the bejesus out of his (adoptive) mother and younger brother.
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All parents I know would agree that they would sacrifice their lives in a heartbeat to save their child.
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One advantage of writing a local newspaper column is that you get the opportunity to connect with people you’d otherwise never meet.
