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Why You Can’t Just Save Yourself
A Space X rocket explosion in 2014.
You might’ve noticed I’ve been quiet around here the last few weeks.
At home, I’m in that final push before back to school starts for my younger two. And, I’m sending my two oldest off to college (my mi...
Burning It All Down Isn't Working
Photo by Matt Palmer on Unsplash
I had what I think is called in the DSM a menty-b this week.
It started when I took a tumble in my driveway. Tripping on a piece of wood, a plank trim that lines the big cement slabs that pave the walkway...
Odysseus, Thomas Jefferson, and Other Guys Who Are (Kinda) Sorry
A recreation of Sally Hemings slave quarter at Monticello. Photo credit: Thomas Jefferson Heritage Society.
I’m a former church kid. I grew up hearing my mother captivate a room of fellow children telling tales about Biblical characters an...
Trad Wives Know They’re Submitting. Do You?
Image Credit: The Good Wife’s Guide, May, 1955
It was February of 2020, boarding a plane back from a trip visiting my cousin and her family in Los Angeles, when I noticed something: Several passengers on the flight were wearing medical ma...
On Having a Nineties Summer
Photo by Jochen van Wylick on Unsplash
Have you seen this push lately (among mostly parenting influencers) to give kids a “nineties summer” — the kind we had, the generation now raising kids of our own? The nostalgia for a simpler time. Ad...
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