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Perhaps what makes the “always” so poignant is that our eventual understanding that always isn’t always.
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Perhaps what makes the “always” so poignant is that our eventual understanding that always isn’t always.
Last week I sat on our high school bleachers for much longer than my back preferred and watched my oldest son and his friends file
In the Acknowledgements of Unexpected Abundance: The Fruitful Lives of Women without Children, author and Episcopal priest Elizabeth Felicetti thanks her agent for something that
It’s spring break season, and I returned earlier this week from a family road trip to Florida. As we made our way north, we chatted
I turn 45 this year. I’m just old enough to send my first son to college in the fall, and just young enough to tour
Today marks 22 years since I was a 22-year-old leaving Switzerland after a six-month stint as an au pair. I have often called February 15
It wasn’t that long ago that you were young and we’d pile into the bedroom that two of you shared. You’d make room for each
While the world tells us that Christmas has passed, the liturgical calendar reminds us that Christmas is just beginning. We should feel no pressure to
It started with chocolate chip cookies. After a lunch meeting with a wide array of cookie options, one person mentioned he loved cookies, but not
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