Articles

How to grieve in a no-contact world?

By Doris Rauschenbach / March 30, 2020 /

Published in the Duluth News Tribune 3/30/2020

Dark days spent watching the loss of an American dream

By Doris Rauschenbach / March 14, 2020 /

Published in the Duluth News Tribune 03/14/2020

Say Mr. Kreeger, Kruger, Kreger and Krueger, were you my Great-Grand Uncle?

By Doris Rauschenbach / February 29, 2020 /

Published in the Ashland Daily Press 02/29/2020

I think I love you

By Doris Rauschenbach / February 14, 2020 /

Published in the Duluth News Tribune 02/14/2020

But Doc, red wine is good for you!

By Doris Rauschenbach / January 25, 2020 /

Published in The Duluth News Tribune 01/25/2020

Regifting some calamitous gift stories

By Doris Rauschenbach / January 4, 2020 /

Published in the Ashland Daily Press January 4, 2020

The Lights Never Twinkled Brighter Than the Year of the Hospital Visit

By Doris Rauschenbach / December 22, 2019 /

Multi-color lights, white or blue twinkle lights, over time it becomes meaningful which ones we use on our Christmas tree. The Lights Never Twinkled Brighter Than the Year of the Hospital Visit, published in the Duluth News Tribune December 23, is my Christmas story for 2019. Merry Christmas!

Learning to be thankful during hard times

By Doris Rauschenbach / November 27, 2019 /

Published in the Ashland Daily Press November 27, 2019

Thankful-Even with Mom in a nursing home this Thanksgiving

By Doris Rauschenbach / November 24, 2019 /

When Mom suffered a broken hip mid-September, I was sad to think she’d have to spend Thanksgiving in the nursing home. What I learned was, there’s always something to be thankful for.

Summer storms aren’t all we manage to survive

By Doris Rauschenbach / June 23, 2019 /

Published in the Duluth News Tribune 06/23/2019