Echoes of the Year
The number of the new year always has a little magic in it for me, at least until I get to the point of entering
The number of the new year always has a little magic in it for me, at least until I get to the point of entering
This Christmas break I finally watched the movie Inside Out. I imagine this movie is old news for most readers, but I have a toddler and
Jennifer Holberg is away today, stuck in an airport or snowbank somewhere. We welcome back Twelve Hall-of-Famer, Jeff Munroe. Jeff is the Vice President of
Christmas—so much to mock, so little time. For most of December, I carry that outlook. Now, in these quiet, unhurried days of Christmastide, my cynicism
by Brian Keepers When our oldest daughter Emma was a toddler, we bought a Fisher-Price Nativity Set. Every year we’d pull it out and set
For a child has been born for us, a son given to us; authority rests upon his shoulders; and he is named Wonderful Counselor, Mighty
If the joy of Christmas ever breaks through the frenzy of event-going and present-wrangling and (for me) end-of-semester grading, it happens through music. This year,
She holds this single dream. She remembers life in Amherst, before her husband caught a madman’s urge to go west and start a new life
What do you believe about Christmas? I mean in your core, your heart, soul, the marrow of your being, what does Christmas mean to
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