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The best thing I saw or heard this week was the Wall Street Journal essay by poet and columnist Christopher de Vinck on his 40-year correspondence with Wendell Berry. You can read it here....
On the last day of our Kansas visit in 2019, I dropped by Mom’s assisted living room to tell her goodbye; we were driving back to Tennessee.
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Her move from her home to assisted living had not gone well, an...
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Living as we do in an age of conformity and coercion, today we stop to recognize one towering example of integrity and fidelity—Wendell Berry. The acclaimed farmer, poet, essayist, novelist, and contrarian died thr...
Craig Dahlberg
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No matter what you think of Los Angeles or San Francisco, the Sierra Nevada, the Central Coast, the Mojave Desert, and a few other places all carry a certain vibe—Kalifornia Kool.
But in the broad s...
Three days ago, Father John Rolheiser wrote an essay called When Are We Home? As he often does, he applied a microscope to the great mystery of home. He begins by observing—
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… Home is a place in the hea...
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I'm a Middle Tennessee husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend. For over 25 years, I’ve written newspaper, magazine, and website articles, edited and published books, and produced 2 works of my own.
Kara is a voice actor, military wife, and mom of four. Donning overalls, (one word-airflow), she often tromps around her garden "doing voices." She voices audiobooks, talks to her cats, writes for fun and work, and she's helping build an airplane.
My father was an artist and automobile designer. My mother, a storyteller, could wring a yarn from a dried sponge. With that heritage, I enjoy visual storytelling, stitching narratives with photographs to describe my world.
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