Invest in Future Happiness
Emptying the dishwasher late at night does not make me very happy. I’m tired. But I do it, night after night, because when I wake
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Emptying the dishwasher late at night does not make me very happy. I’m tired. But I do it, night after night, because when I wake
I’m sitting by a woman, and we start talking about creativity and how God uses our creativity. She tells me she’s been baking. She enrolled
My daughter stomps around the room and throws her sweater on the ground. “You seem mad,” I say, trying to recall all those parenting books
When my youngest daughter even thinks we might leave for a long outing, she gathers essentials just in case. She compiles all her jewels just
I’m driving by news vans and reporters, and in the midst of more frenzy, this town feels so tired. My students slump over their
My husband calls me over to the Weeping Cherry because a bright red cardinal hides within its branches. He flies away before I see him.
I’m sloshing through this rainy Tuesday in my yellow boots. I carry an enormous blue and white umbrella–big enough to cover at least 5 people.
I’m packing a shoebox for Operation Christmas Child to send to a child I’ll never see and never meet. I tell my daughters to imagine
This morning, my youngest announces that enormous dark birds cover the front lawn. That shroud of winged darkness descends to greedily feed, cracking open whatever
I watch with my own eyes how two rival teams come together midfield, kneel, and pray for several minutes while fans watch on in tears.