Grandpa Lynch, a retired railroad engineer, had big clunky hearing aids. Grandma Lynch needed a pair, though her family said she could hear perfectly well when she wanted to.
The Amazon Trail: Remember summer?
I mean serious summer. When the season was all fireflies and sandcastles, ice cream trucks and taking the train to visit relatives for two whole weeks.
The Amazon Trail: A poem and a plant
“My 16-year-old turned to me after the election and he said, ‘America doesn’t want a smart, qualified woman in office.’ By Friday, I was running.”
The Amazon Trail: The Terlet
If our votes count any more. How about, in this consumerist society, we get receipts—paper ones—for our votes so no one gets into office through a back door.
Amazon Trail: The six-foot-table solution
I thought, if one person can get so much use out of plain old work tables, to what other uses could they be put?
The Amazon Trail: Zipline Vegas
The Amazon Trail’s Lee Lynch talks about overcoming her social anxienty while her sweetheart takes a leap of her own.
