With Little Effect: A New Verb for Your Notebook
The wind arrives in great, rainy gusts this morning. It sends the leaves up in tornados of burnt orange and golden yellow. It’s so blustery,
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The wind arrives in great, rainy gusts this morning. It sends the leaves up in tornados of burnt orange and golden yellow. It’s so blustery,
The best tree in the neighborhood flares into bright gold every October. Every neighbor knows the one I mean. It’s this tree. This one tree
When I was 19 years old, I wished I had a different voice. I wanted a Southern accent like all the girls around me, but
I’m watching a man signing a worship song with his hands. Watching him worship with his hands made me think about my own hands. I
My friend sends me an article where the authors ask, “What makes a teacher great?” They present the classical concept of “Philoxenia,” a new Greek
I love falling leaves, and for several seasons now, I’ve tried to capture them descending with my camera. But something extraordinary happened yesterday: a leaf
I know it’s a silly thing, but I love making dough with yeast. I love oiling the bowl and setting the round ball (in this
I am honored to have written a guest post for Jennifer Dukes Lee (my writing friend from TheHighCalling.org)! My piece is about how I always
I’m finding new strength these days. Even on my hardest days (they don’t seem hard anymore), I know how to draw on some truths in
My neighbor has a food dehydrator (it just sits on the kitchen counter and makes this little humming noise while it’s working). I have never seen