Photos and stories by Gail Durant of Manchester, NH.
I promised with my “Soul Signs from the Other Side” book sales that all money would go to charities that benefit “children without parents” as Mother Mary asked of me. It’s a love story about my late husband Bob who had a glioblastoma brain tumor in 2013. READ MORE
I recently got an e-mail from WZID that I was one of NH’s 20 Outstanding Women and I want to thank Renee Martel for nominating me. READ MORE
On Monday Aug. 26 I presented a check to Catholic Charities NH, Adoption Department in the amount of $3,500. I promised all proceeds of my book, “Soul Signs from the Other Side,” would help “Children READ MORE
I wanted to share with you a chapter from my book about my own mother, Doris (Coffee) Adams. It’s called The White Dove and I hope you like it! READ MORE
“Christmas is for kids!”, Mom always said, but she never told us how much fun it was to dress-up and play the character you came as! It’s also fun to watch the children being secretive, telling Santa what they want for Christmas or desperately trying to get off his lap, crying. READ MORE
I had a chance to step back in time at Temple Market, where the memories were strong – and still preserved, thanks to Mark Skiathitis, who recently took over the market his parents established back in 1938. READ MORE
I know many people who enjoy the trip to Foxwoods Casino and never took a side trip to this Indian Museum right there on the reservation. READ MORE
Gail Durant was on the scene of the 2017 St. Patrick’s Day Parade. READ MORE
Being sentimental this time of year, I wanted to reflect back one day over five years ago. It was November of 2011. It’s a story that for me comes full circle by the magic of La Salette. READ MORE
I step inside and I am immediately transformed back to the days of my early childhood. It’s Halloween in three rooms. I mean, really Halloween. Some people decorate like this for Christmas. Your eyes go everywhere so you don’t miss a thing. I am introduced and then shown how everything comes to life. It was magical. Things are lit, witches are moving, skeletons are dancing and a cat is shaking his head. I am in awe looking around and I cannot believe how beautiful it is. I think to myself, “this is a lot of work, they must really love Halloween.” I am told they love Christmas, too. Wow and double wow. READ MORE
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