The Southern Canary
Molly GorneyI’m Molly, a writer using my voice to tell my truth, even when silence feels safer. Through unfiltered stories of change, loss, and courage, I hope to connect with the song in you. All posts are free for reflection, conversation, and connection.
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The anger men won't name
As a social work intern, I screen calls for our therapy practice. This involves speaking with each prospective client to listen, assess, and match them with the right therapist. Lately, the waitlist has been growing and is longer than most ...
Musings on stardust and wonder
When I was little, my dad loved sharing the work of thought leaders like Carl Sagan, Isaac Asimov, and Stephen Hawking with me. These conversations weren’t really about science; they were spiritual. My dad would speak to me like a grown-up,...
The sacred work of nourishment
Last summer, we moved into a home that has a pool. One of my favorite things about the pool is the nighttime swims that my 12-year-old twin daughters would take with their friends when they had them over for sleepovers.
Bad genes? Nah. Bad story.
President Trump said in an interview yesterday that some people just have “bad genes.”
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