A Snow Day Indeed
We played Monopoly and card games. We lounged about. We stayed warm under blankets. We watched live television game shows. I told my girls that
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We played Monopoly and card games. We lounged about. We stayed warm under blankets. We watched live television game shows. I told my girls that
A large part of parenting always involves this singular conversation about how they must wear more clothes to stay warm. I’ve spent all their lives
The snow falls outside, and I come into the warm house after shoveling snow. I heat the soup on the stove for lunch and feast
Twice now on my snowy walk, I see a van of photographers pull up to the edge of the woods. They tumble out, gear swinging
Nearly every Sunday now, we take part of the day or evening to make food for our lunches for the week. This includes popping popcorn
Recently, I’m hearing that folks feel I’m folksy. I’m told my writing and speaking is folksy. The false-self, pretentious kind of me would cower in
I had fun. I think my face says, “I’m telling you the truth!”
Today I return to the phone for a second radio interview. But it’s not about my books; it’s about my dissertation on shame I wrote
This morning I woke up completely exhausted with that “I cannot do this!” feeling. You know it, right? But I remembered the simple truth from
Today felt like a day to finally coast after pushing, pushing, pushing with work. I looked at the calendar and realized I didn’t have one