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On Sunday morning, sitting in our breakfast nook over coffee, the only time we really have to relate without 8-year old ears or one of us snoring, I asked my husband the questions I’d been holding on to.
What is your best day? What is your...
Last week, I wrote about worst days, and whether and how they define you.
The topic itself, and the conversations that ensued thereafter, opened a Pandora’s box of questions, many of which I’m still wrestling with. As soon as I loosened th...
“I don’t want to be defined by my worst day.”
She said it casually, painting her nails to avoid looking at the screen.
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My writing has been all over the place lately.
I’ve been doing the deed, penning what’s come to mind, committed to getting down and out what’s been swirling about. But, I can feel the frenetic energy of it, the angst. It’s not going anywhe...
On Friday, we arrived at our summer house.
Well, sort of.
We did, in fact, arrive on Friday, and it is summer, but the house is ours all year round and we actually spend more time here in the winter because we have to rent it out for the...
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Writer. Realist. Mom. Human. Fascinated by the gap between ideation and implementation, I write to figure things out. Right now, I'm working on joy.
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