1. South Dakota (heading west)
2. Vermont (a rainy day road trip)
3. Scorton Creek (meandering to Cape Cod Bay)

1. South Dakota (heading west)
2. Vermont (a rainy day road trip)
3. Scorton Creek (meandering to Cape Cod Bay)
BROKEN ARROW is the code word used for an unexpected event involving nuclear weapons in the accidental launching, firing, detonating, theft or loss of weapon. When I heard this term on the radio yesterday, I linked BROKEN ARROW to the accidental emotional launches that happen in my nuclear family life.
As a 51-year-old woman, married since I was 25, and raising twin 17-year-old girls, a BROKEN ARROW can easily be disarming—hopefully not devastating.
There have been thirty-two BROKEN ARROW incidents since 1950. I’ve had many more. However, maybe with more awareness I can launch less frequently. I’m quite certain my nuclear family would appreciate the diplomacy.