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178: New Year

We are driving through the hills of Georgia dreaming about owning an A-frame and what we might name our kids one day and if we can cook...

177: How Does A Weary World Rejoice?

I think delayed Christmas cards count- the ones with the haphazard stamps, mailed three weeks late. I think the way you get down on all...

176: Longest Night

I remember when the sun stretched out over the sky lingering in the corners between buildings and tree limbs freckling you with...

174: The Best Thing

Maybe the best part about having adults that love you is the way they bring you soup when you get your appendix out or the way they check...

171: Storage

There are some days that are “remember me” days- days that beg to be saved in the maze of our memory. Days like yesterday where you took...

170: The Answer is Yes

I think it’s the reason we have our phones glued to the palms of our hands. I think it’s the reason we nod at strangers on the sidewalk...

169: Advent

My tradition has the gift of seasons- blocks of time that tell us that things can become new again. We can become new again. Creation...

168: Cain and Abel

Last week a boy who was old enough to carry a gun and child enough to shoot it was found innocent. As the gavel fell God ask “Cain, where...

167: Handwritten Notes and Park Benches

I write the neighbor’s names on a worn index card and tape it to the fridge- Alana and Neil, Apartment 3. I don’t want to forget. Then I...

166: To-Do List

My to-do list crawled into bed with me. Before the sun rose, before the dog was fed, before the coffee was brewed, before the alarm went...

165: River

Do you think the River, as she travels, says hello to every rock and tree? Do you think she small-talks with the fish, fussing over how...

164: Every Time

Every time I see the moon I will point it out because it will never stop being beautiful. And every time you sneeze I will bless you...

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