
Not Another Reboot
It’s hard not to notice all the reboots in our popular culture. Sequels, prequels, origin stories, and updates to books, films, adaptations, musicals and music
It’s hard not to notice all the reboots in our popular culture. Sequels, prequels, origin stories, and updates to books, films, adaptations, musicals and music
I am writing this at midnight on my 29th birthday. October always stirs up bittersweetness for me. I grieve for the end of warm days
TuesdayIt’s an ordinary Tuesday (this past one, in fact), and spouse Ron and I both get a text from the Harris-Walz campaign inviting us to
As I take in news reports about fearful immigrants in my community and around the country, I wonder how many of us know our own
So. What’ll it be today? Rage or despair? Or can I manage to set them aside for a while? At least enough to get my
The pilgrimage routes that everyone knows are those leading to the cathedral at Santiago de Compostela in Spain, from starting points across Europe. Several Reformed
I turned thirty this summer, and when people asked me what I was excited for this decade, I kept responding, “I’m excited to stop packing
We lived in Southern Ohio when I was a kid and I have a vivid memory of sitting down the third base line at Crosley
She sent me a picture of two little cartoon mice snuggled by a fireplace with the caption “born to hang out every day, forced to
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