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I saw a teenager splitting a piece of wood with an ax, and it took me way back. You don’t see that in urban surroundings. I stood there with my kids to watch him for a bit, and told them that I used to do that merely every winter day when I...
Last week we went on a four day trip.
Last week we went on a four day trip. I was so excited, I told my friends all about it. However, they didn’t seem so excited for me. No electricity for four days? No TV, no video games for kids, not ev...
Give the children what they want—they want to climb rocks. All the way to the top of the cliff to see what they can see, and feel where their limbs can take them.
Give the children what they want—they want enough hours of sleep to feel wel...
I can tell you that longing for summer arrives in February, by then everyone has had it with the snow, it has stopped being beautiful and we feel, is getting personal. Even worse than snow is the grey that settles in so completely over the...
When the body registers threat and the mind knows it isn’t real, it produces a distinct kind of pleasure. Modern camping is essentially benign masochism with great advertising. The discomfort looks real enough (yet minimal) to feel like an...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Mother, former teacher, and storyteller. Part-time philosopher wishing I could live in pajamas. I write about slowing down childhood and the necessity of boredom. I believe in curiosity and uncurated family life.
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