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Becca Katz

I write about Mother Nature, the nature of becoming and being a mother, and mothering Nature. About the nature of. (Not a typo - that's just where that sentence opens).

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The New York Times never prints my letters

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The NYTimes never prints my letters. Not yet, I should say.

My eldest daughter, now eight, started telling me to about the ‘power-of-yet’ when she was five. Through her clear-eyed teaching...

7 days ago
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Goldie the Goat and Africa Bowl

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After almost 2 months away from Kenya (and Substack), I’m back. I tried to describe the many beds and zip codes of our annual migration back to the U.S. in We-Didn’t-Start-The-Fire pentameter,...

21 days ago
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Fire(works)

A quick note: I may or may not publish here again until September. We’ll see how the spirit moves me. We’re aiming for a screen-free summer for our kids and I am trying to embody that too. So…that’s that.

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3 months ago
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A Liquid Army

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If I do nothing else today—this week—other than share ’s Calais High School commencement address, I will have done so much good. So that’s where I’m starting:

Things That Don't Suck

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3 months ago
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Heavity

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I’m craving light-heartedness. Tenderness. Laughter. And, there is just no shortage of heavy right now. Front and center living in Kenya is Ebola next door and now the quarantine facility being...

4 months ago
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