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The Lesson of Cracking an Egg Now Governs Me
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I love to bake, and I hate to crack eggs. This seems like a contradiction, which takes me to one of my favorite lines from a Kris Kristofferson song:
“I’m a walking contradiction. Partly truth and...
Trust Your Reader. Then See What Happens
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Author’s note: “Trust” is one of those words that challenges us these days, but in the world of writing, I’ve made some substantial progress, which I think will carry over into other areas of...
My Complicated Relationship With Winter
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No question that fall is a great season. We’ve got beautiful, multi-colored leaves as they descend from the trees onto our grass, leaving piles of work.
We’ve got the crisp feel in the air and a certain smell...
Gratitude Doesn't Arrive With the Turkey
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Simple words do not mean simply done. Take “gratitude.” You want to be grateful, but…
Your kids aren’t as responsive as you’d like.
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Thirty Minutes, Six Bags of Mulch, and No Plan
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It has been a long summer. A few health incidents, throw in aging parent and sister, throw in adorable grandchildren and their tired parents… and we had lots of reasons to ignore our yard.
I a...
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