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“All right, everybody. Can you hear me OK?” The Matriarch of all Elephants calls the Zoom meeting to order. “Blurb blurb blurby blurb blurb.” “Dolphin,
The media is constantly telling us that we are now in “the age of social distancing”—not the moment, not the time, not a few weeks,
Ugh, the media. We complain about it, yet we’re addicted to it. We don’t trust it, yet we imbibe its nectars—and poisons. We all have
I am delighted to share with you this conversation with my friend and colleague Steven Bouma-Prediger in celebration of his new book, Earthkeeping and Character:
It’s time once again to welcome guest blogger and advice columnist Pious Petunia, offering timely wisdom and incisively soothing commentary on modern romance. Dear Miss
Over the years, during many a frigid January in Michigan, while dragging out of bed in the winter darkness to teach a three-hour-a-day interim course
“A journey to the underworld is an epic convention,” I tell my world literature students on day two of class. Throughout the semester, we puzzle
Thanks to Grading Procrastination Syndrome (GPS), my husband succumbed last week to Ancestry.com’s free trial offer. It turns out that finding one’s ancestors is a
The church has waited longHer absent Lord to see. Absence is the issue. You’ve been absent for a long time, and we’ve been waiting and
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