Category Archives: Ann Jaeggi

“Stop the car NOW, please,” I ordered. Our family, mom, dad and three teenagers, had been traveling for several days in a rented Ford Crown Victoria, on vacation in California. The plan was to show our children one state, California. … Continue reading →

The bundle sat on the doorstep covered in snow. We had just arrived at our little vacation chalet in the hills near Einsiedeln, in central Switzerland, and our first task was to clear a path to the door and to … Continue reading →

What in the world ever possessed me to buy that alarm clock. My car, the one I used for my job as a nurse for public health services, a VW Golf, was parked overnight on an outdoor parking space. The … Continue reading →