Amy Cheney-Seymour Columnist
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 24, 2026
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- Aug 6, 2026
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AIMLESS INSIGHTS: Solitaire (opens the original)
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I open my eyes and itâs 2:08 a.m. I know this without looking because often I wake at 2:08 a.m. I have a few options: A) blink in bed, B) have a snack, C) lie in bed wondering what we have for snacks, D) text my mom, or E) go see my horse, Penny. Most nights each option is a sliding door to the next; I easily turn not sleeping into a nocturnal dance card. Blinking in bed generates a list of unrelated questions. Where do hummingbirds sleep? Will Pep Guardiola ever be a manager again? Will AI be
AIMLESS INSIGHTS: Solitaire (opens the original)
Read excerpt
I open my eyes and itâs 2:08 a.m. I know this without looking because often I wake at 2:08 a.m. I have a few options: A) blink in bed, B) have a snack, C) lie in bed wondering what we have for snacks, D) text my mom, or E) go see my horse, Penny. Most nights each option is a sliding door to the next; I easily turn not sleeping into a nocturnal dance card. Blinking in bed generates a list of unrelated questions. Where do hummingbirds sleep? Will Pep Guardiola ever be a manager again? Will AI be
AIMLESS INSIGHTS: Solitaire (opens the original)
Read excerpt
I open my eyes and itâs 2:08 a.m. I know this without looking because often I wake at 2:08 a.m. I have a few options: A) blink in bed, B) have a snack, C) lie in bed wondering what we have for snacks, D) text my mom, or E) go see my horse, Penny. Most nights each option is a sliding door to the next; I easily turn not sleeping into a nocturnal dance card. Blinking in bed generates a list of unrelated questions. Where do hummingbirds sleep? Will Pep Guardiola ever be a manager again? Will AI be
AIMLESS INSIGHTS: Solitaire (opens the original)
Read excerpt
I open my eyes and itâs 2:08 a.m. I know this without looking because often I wake at 2:08 a.m. I have a few options: A) blink in bed, B) have a snack, C) lie in bed wondering what we have for snacks, D) text my mom, or E) go see my horse, Penny. Most nights each option is a sliding door to the next; I easily turn not sleeping into a nocturnal dance card. Blinking in bed generates a list of unrelated questions. Where do hummingbirds sleep? Will Pep Guardiola ever be a manager again? Will AI be
AIMLESS INSIGHTS: A gift (opens the original)
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The plump berries on the chokecherry tree arching over my deck are jam-pot purple. Sunset and sunrise inch toward noon. The bait and switch of autumn lures us from the lake on the scent of crackling bonfires. Like my grandmothers before me, I gather fruit: cortlands, pink ladies and crab for applesauce. Itâs time; summer is dying. I wish I had all my grandmothersâ cookbooks. They cooked from taste and feel with alchemy, especially my Gram Ducatt. She knew which wood would cook her sauces fro
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