Doing What You Love
Today I remember a conversation I had with my husband years ago. We were talking about careers and our future. We asked this question: “What
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Today I remember a conversation I had with my husband years ago. We were talking about careers and our future. We asked this question: “What
I’m learning that children eat anything if you wrap it in seaweed. I make a pot of rice and then mix in some rice vinegar.
The grove of trees behind my home stands completely still this morning. Except for one little tree. That tree’s bright green leaves shimmy and shake
This afternoon, a friend tells me about a seminar she attended. She describes the teacher as someone who “gave his full attention to each person.”
I arrive into my driveway, and an enormous Pandora Sphinx Moth greets me. The moth–as big as my own hand–sits with authority as if sent
This morning, I talk to a student about the verb “rehabilitate.” It means to restore to normal, to recover, to reestablish good working order. In
Arriving home, we immediately check on the blackberries. Deep black berries burst on the vine; we gobble them up and leave the red ones to
On our journey home from Colorado, an older and wiser couple drive one hour ahead of us. They warn us of traffic or storms. They
I’m teaching my daughters elevator etiquette. 1. When the doors open, stand aside to let others exit before you enter. 2. Allow those with
As we approach Burlington, Colorado, my daughter notices the Kit Carson County Carousel on the atlas. We spontaneously decide to follow the signs off the interstate