Monthly Archives: March 2015

Remembering Mrs. Timmer, lessons learned at Blythe Park School, and going indie

Posted on March 12, 2015 by Mary A. Osborne

Mrs. Timmer, who taught fourth grade at Blythe Park Elementary School in Riverside back in the seventies, had a way of speaking to nine and ten year-olds in a way that was never condescending, unlike some teachers, whose names will … Continue reading →

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Goodbye house next door, hello new novel

Posted on March 2, 2015 by Mary A. Osborne

The walls of my Wrigleyville office are shaking because the building next door is being torn down.  Another vintage home giving way to the bulldozer and making way for a new, luxury, single-family home. Before it was bought by a … Continue reading →

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