
In Stories of the Commons we hope to lift up stories that elevate how ordinary people are doing extraordinary things for the common good. Listen in, share a story, write with us!
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The book Lord of the Butterflies came to our home sometime before Christmas last year. Upon opening it, Jean and I found annotations and questions, ponderings, and reflections. Questions to us, for us, and to expand us. It was a gift of lov...
This morning on my walk at the edge of the Kittatinny Ridge looking up to the Appalachian Trail, there was a low fog. As I have been reading the book Noticing by Richard Louv, I have tried to slow down, not counting...
My neighbor’s daughter left for summer camp this weekend. Two weeks, overnight, no phones, or texts, only letters. The old-fashioned summer camp with platform tents and no air conditioning. I was excited for her and cannot wait to hear abou...
How to Drink Water When There Is Wine
How to stay at this desk when the sun
is barefooting cartwheels over the grass –
How to step carefully on the path that pulls
for the fleet unfettered gait of a deer –
How to go home when the woo...
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The motel squats between marsh and highway,
a two-story bruise with flickering numbers
that can’t decide what yea...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
In the Stories of the Commons we hope to lift up stories of the commons by ordinary people who are doing extraordinary things. Read, Listen in, Share!
I find courage in the beautiful life I am living. I find courage in my family, my friends, the work of my heart. I love reading, exploring, being outside. I find beauty in the little things and getting quiet enough to experience them.
I believe in a world where everyone is free & equal. A human rights activist within the LGBTQ+ community, I am a person of faith who lives into hope. I am at home in nature, hiking mountains and being at the sea. Peace.
I write about the beautiful, messy work of being human. Expect stories of family, caregiving, blindness, poetry, leadership, laughter, and the everyday moments that remind us we’re not meant to navigate life alone.
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