"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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Dog Person But
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This cat
this individual,
particular cat
sleeping with legs all akimbo.
This cat, this peculiar cat
who needs the outdoors like...
Bread With No Circuses
I’ve been buying bread from a local bakery for the last few weeks, in our attempts to find a sandwich bread that doesn’t bother John’s rewired GI system. For a while, we thought quality sourdough was the trick, but through a process of elim...
Snakes
Note to readers: this post is about really scary kinds of snakes. If you’re particularly bothered by snakes, it’s okay to skip this one.
Stomp, stomp, stomp. “I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little death that b...
Chairs
Here is a nicer-than-usual hospital waiting room chair. Like all hospital waiting room chairs, it was too high for me. As someone who is 5’-2” with a 29” inseam, I often wonder what it might be like to experience the world of waiting rooms...
Well-Aged
Most of the mementos my family has from Liberia are small because most things came back with us in our luggage or were packed into the small spaces in shipping barrels.
For example, this small bottle of cane juice.
Anna and Simeon look...
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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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