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Willa GoodfellowIt's my fourth quarter and I am spending it in Ireland, writing about being an immigrant, spirituality, aging with adventure. Plus my next book: A Gritty Little Tourist Town: Bar Tales from Costa Rica
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Gaining the Kingdom - Will We Lose It to Politics?
This was posted on my other channel, On the Way. Since it is about our life as immigrants and the hazards that all immigrants endure, I am cross-posting to What’s Next.
Legislation is currently being drafted in the Irish Parliament to cha...
Re-remembering Mama - Beyond the Tyranny of the One Story
Memoir is like a kaleidoscope. We pick up the pieces of our lives, like shiny bits of glass, put them on paper, and rearrange them into new patterns. Or rather, let the pieces rearrange themselves.
I had a story about my mama. It was a st...
What I Noticed - Part IV: Reflections Two Years After Leaving the States
Two years after emigrating from the US to Ireland, I am weary of comparing. I am especially weary of evaluating—which is better?
My book tour to the US last month began with two questions: What’s the biggest difference between the US and I...
Mexican Food Redux - Part III: Reflections Two Years After Leaving the States
Background: The Denver shuttle driver asked two questions. What is the biggest difference between the US and Ireland? And is there one thing that, if you could bring it from the US to Ireland, then Ireland would be perfect? That is how Guns...
How the West Has Fun - Part II: Reflections Two Years After Leaving the States
My friend and I were standing in front of a wall covered with quilts. A young woman turned to ask us, “Do people in Sisters just really like quilts?”
I mean, there were over a thousand quilts hanging from every available upright surface in...
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Author of A Gritty Little Tourist Town: Bar Tales from Costa Rica and Prozac Monologues: A Voice from the Edge Episcopal priest, brain nerd, public speaker, just moved to Ireland. In my fourth quarter and ready for what's next.
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