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Veteran journalist Barbara Falconer Newhall riffs on life as she knows it.

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Gray Hairs. Wrinkles. And Kids Who Won’t Stop Growing Up

Christina, Jon and Peter. Their mother had gray hairs, bu the kids were still small enough to cuddle. Photo by Barbara Newhall

Peter’s in fourth grade now. My third grade boy is gone. Christina has grown an inch since Easter. My size 6 girl is gone.  Read more.

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A poster for Barbara Falconer Newhall's author event at Orinda Books, May 16, 2015, for her book "Wrestling with God." Photo by Jon Newhall

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