
January 1
January 1 arrives like a gift. It is no ordinary day, as January 1 beckons forth a whole year’s worth of new days. January 1
January 1 arrives like a gift. It is no ordinary day, as January 1 beckons forth a whole year’s worth of new days. January 1
2019 was a great year here at The Twelve–thanks for reading, commenting, engaging, supporting, and caring! Here are the top five most read posts of
For some years now I have taken the two or so hours it requires to read the entire end-of-year edition of the New York Times
2019 draws to a close. Thank you for your collegiality and support this past year. The Twelve is here for you, day after day. Before
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This was a strange, lonely Christmas for our family. We’ve been traveling for a little more than four months now — and we’re far enough
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