by Connie Connally | Sep 29, 2017 | Blog
While the rest of the U.S. stampedes to mass arenas for rock concerts, I gravitate toward classical and folk music in small places. Some of my favorite musical experiences have happened in venues not much bigger than a classroom. I love the informal rapport that... by Connie Connally | Mar 7, 2017 | Life
It’s a wet, cold March in Tacoma, and I’m thinking back on January, when I was in Peru, loving every moment of the equatorial sunshine. Rory and I went to Peru to visit my son Brendan and his family. This was our sixth trip to Peru, but on previous trips... by Connie Connally | Feb 3, 2017 | Family
Our family has expanded again! On November 9, 2016 Joel Archer Connally was born in Curahuasi, Peru. Our new grandson weighed eight-and-a-half pounds at birth and has been growing exponentially since then. He is strong and happy, with beautiful resemblances to both... by Connie Connally | Jan 22, 2016 | Writing
The text of my article that appeared in The News Tribune on January 11, 2016 Every New Year’s, I think back on the previous twelve months. What was important during the year? What did I learn? This past year, surprisingly, one of my most significant lessons... by Connie Connally | Dec 10, 2015 | Life
On an April evening in 2009, my phone rang. It was my brother-in-law in Kennewick, calling about my sister. “Susie had an accident,” he said, straining to stay calm. “She fell off her horse and . . . she can’t move. She’s been airlifted to Spokane.” I flew...