"But there was one Elephant—a new Elephant—an Elephant’s Child—who was full of ‘satiable curtiosity, and that means he asked ever so many questions."
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Gail's Tuesday Night
Gail drove a 25-year-old Mercedes wagon and had loyalty cards at two local thrift stores, but she wasn’t a hoarder. Her two cats, Dog and Buttface, got liver pate on Sundays and Tuesday evenings, after she walked to the mailbox for the mail...
Taking a Plunge
After about two weeks of contemplation and no small amount of inner struggle, I finally pressed “Buy It Now” on an eBay listing for a four-key tenor recorder.
A tenor recorder is about two feet long; it’s much bigger than the toy recorder...
Her Very Nature
Whitsun’s gotten out a bunch of times since we got home from John’s surgery. Each time, she’s sauntered back after several hours, clearly happy, a little dirty, and not at all hungry. She’s tucked herself into her living room cat bed, caref...
Long-Creed Sunday
Pentecost falls fifty days after Easter, and Trinity Sunday is the Sunday following Pentecost. More often than not, depending on when Easter falls, this places Trinity Sunday on the first good and warm day of early summer, even considering...
Some Garden Scenes
We’ve been home from surgery for a few days, and things are stable, and going well—no serious complications so far—but things are kind of tough. It’s a slow, hard recovery. Each night is a tiny, tiny bit easier, but there are still things t...
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I grew up in Liberia, West Africa, the child of missionaries, and now live in Wisconsin. I write about my faith, about my childhood in Africa, and about grief that has no home. I've had a few poems published. I also really love writing about cars.
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