Jocelyn
This is a space for the beautifully undone—for people who’ve lived through some things, made a few messes (or survived them), and are still curious about what healing might really look like.
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| Issues | 86 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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Here Name Was Emma
A few weeks ago, I wrote about a stranger who died at a railroad crossing near Havre, Montana, while I sat in the last car of the train that could not stop in time. I didn’t know their name. I called them “they,” and I held them in prayer a...
Bungee Jumping Was the Easy Part
There’s nothing a bowl of Cheerios with extra raw honey and strawberries can’t cure
I used to think courage belonged to people who ran into burning buildings or climbed mountains, the sort of thing I had no intention of doing.
Now I think...
Wherever I Go, There I am
Self-acceptance is a truly heroic act—Nathaniel Braden
I’ve spend a good deal of my life thinking about relationships. How to find them, how to keep them, when to leave them, and sometimes how to recover from them. Lately, I’ve been think...
Holding A Stranger In Prayer
A note added after having published this post: I learned the name of the person I wrote about: Emma Klingaman, and she was 18 years young. She was a cowgirl, a ranch hand, and a horsewoman who loved to wrestle. Her family wrote that she "ra...
Odder Than a Platypus
If you look at a platypus, you think that God might get creative and confused when putting things together—Robin Williams
I think I chose a good life. I guess I could say that looking back, making up any narrative I wanted to that would he...
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I'm a psychologist of 40+ years. I am a teller of raw, revealing, and sometimes a little unruly stories. If something here connects with you then this might be the most meaningful work I've done yet.
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