The Beauty of Simple Things
Rachel GerringThoughts on God, Creation, Technology, Community, and Beauty as experienced in the Shenandoah Valley.
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Musings from a Bus at Twilight
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Recently I took a bus to New York City. On the bus ride back, before departing, the driver made a long announcement on all of the tech-related etiquette expected of passengers (please silence c...
Losing the Frozen Indy
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I am not a naturally adventuresome person.
Though my family moved to a small country homestead when I was eight years old, my formative years were spent in the city, in a small brick house in Lincoln Park,...
Poems and Apologies
An Apology
Well dear readers, it would appear that I have an apology to make.
Back in March when I first announced that I was starting a print magazine, I promised that it would not be replacing my presence here. However, in the two...
Sneaking into the Garden with Peter Rabbit
I never thought that Peter Rabbit would drag me along with him not into Mr. McGregor’s Garden, but into the Garden of Eden.
Okay, before I go any further, let me take a step back.
While my first sentence may lead you to believe otherwise,...
Only the Lover Sees
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A few weeks ago, having determined to spend the afternoon hiking, I found myself in a predicament.
You see, I was at a loss as to where I should hike. All my usual spots felt boring, overused...
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Co-founder of Trivium Magazine, a quarterly Catholic print magazine dedicated to reclaiming truth at the crossroads of modern life.
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