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1. Yo, Daddy--O

Author

Davis, Patti

Subjects
General interest
Abstract

Lenny and Zoe. Ethan and Maya. Francis and Sofia. Swifties and their dads the world over. There's no relationship quite like the one between fathers and daughters, and no time [...]

Published
2024

2. Happy trails: Rancho del Cielo was the Reagans' shining place in the hills--a private domain of horses, dogs, and family that was also the West Coast White House. Now, after 15 years away, a first daughter returns to look, like so many Americans, for traces of her late father and his legacy

Author

Davis, Patti

Subjects
Ranches -- Appreciation -- Personal narratives, Ex-presidents -- Homes and haunts, General interest
Abstract

WHEN MY PARENTS FIRST SAW the 688-acre ranch that sits between the Santa Ynez Valley and the Pacific Ocean, with sweeping views of both, they fell in love with it. [...]

Published
2012

3. When your mother's grandchild is a pug: as a former first lady reaches a certain age, a black-sheep daughter will do anything to strengthen the family bond-and keep laughter in the house

Author

Davis, Patti

Subjects
Mother and child -- Personal narratives, Pugs (Dogs) -- Social aspects, Human-animal relationships -- Personal narratives, Grandparent and child -- Social aspects, General interest
Abstract

MY MOTHER WAS 86 WHEN I BROUGHT MY NEW child to her house for an introduction. By that time, a few years after my father's death, she had slowed down [...]

Published
2011

6. The Big Five-O: an ex-forty-nine-year-old greets the milestone with reverence, a light heart and a healthy sense of self. (Health)

Author

Davis, Patti

Subjects
Birthdays -- Psychological aspects, Birthdays -- Personal narratives, Middle age -- Psychological aspects, Middle aged persons -- Health aspects, Middle aged persons -- Psychological aspects
Abstract

I just had a big, scary birthday: my fiftieth. In the days leading up to this pivotal event, I tried to prepare myself for the cold wash of terror I […]

Published
2003

7. Saying no to daddy: in taking to the streets, she went up against the ultimate establishment figure: president Ronald Reagan. He also happened to be her father. Thirty years later, family and politics remain a combustible mix

Author

Davis, Patti

Subjects
Political activists -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Antinuclear movement -- Personalities, Nuclear weapons -- Laws, regulations and rules, Reformers -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Social reformers -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Fathers and daughters -- Personal narratives, Government regulation, General interest
Abstract

I never went so far as to get arrested, only because, in my case, Secret Service agents would have had to accompany me into the jail cell, and that would [...]

Published
2012

8. HAPPY TRAINS.

Author

DAVIS, PATTI

Subjects
RANCHO del Cielo (Santa Barbara, Calif.), RANCHES
Abstract

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of returning to Rancho del Cielo, ranch that was owned by author's late father and legacy in Santa Barbara, California.

Published
2012

9. Lip Service.

Author

DAVIS, PATTI

Subjects
ADULTERY, FRIENDSHIP, FIRST person narrative
Abstract

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of supporting her friend who was cheated by her husband.

Published
2012

10. HIS WHITE SHIRT.

Author

Davis, Patti

Subjects
CONDUCT of life
Abstract

Presents an article about a shirt of former U.S. President Ronald Reagan which was inherited by his daughter and how this shirt reflects life.

Published
2003

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