"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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Called In To The Office
A note before I start my story: The best book I’ve read as far as “how to even write a scattered memoir when you’re still living its aftereffects” is, hands down, Exit Wounds: A Story of Love, Loss and Occasional Wars by Peter Godwin....
Othr and Mimir
Note: this was written in 2018 and first published on an old blog.
Othr was a small person, even though she stood five feet ten inches in her bare feet. She liked butterflies, self-help books, Pinterest, and making family memo...
Tulip Time Is For Grief
This is the first year here that I’ve had enough tulips to cut them freely for vases in the house. It’s taken me most of the ten years we’ve been here to figure out where to move the tulip bulbs so that they’re not all eaten by wildlife. Th...
Jonquil Twinkling Yellow
I went in on a big wholesale flower bulbs order with friends this past fall, as we tried to save on shipping and pool resources to avoid the worst of the tariffs.1 I was about to spend a Saturday planting out my bag of 100 narcissus-family...
How To Grow Tulips
Trigger warning of sorts: this article disparages the reputation of Odocoileus virginianus. If you’re unable to abide an unkind word about any living creature, you may want to stop reading here.
I am always unfailingly kind myself, Lady o...
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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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