Walking along side an only child (who is also the only kid who lives on site) means making goodie bags for coworkers so she still learns that holidays aren't only about her.
Every reporter on the homelessness beat needs to ask politicians where they suggest people go once the encampments are gone. Demand a real answer until you get one. Make them explain their reasoning all the way to the end, out loud, on the record, and publish what they say.
Homemade ciders are fermenting, sourdough starter was fed, I took a break from crocheting to arrange dried flowers.
Casey & I are living the best slow life.
Maybe it’s just me but if you’re mad the government suggested you wear a mask to prevent the spread of a deadly disease but fine with government telling women they have to take a pregnancy test just to travel between states, “government overreach” isn’t really your problem.
A year ago I was leading volunteer training after being told that my position was being eliminated and then emptied my office while weeping.
Today I am writing a sermon woven with stories of my first summer as program director.
I have loved this journey.
Mia is with my Mom & Dad.
I just got a phone call in which we had to bargain with her to go to bed in exchange for cheese.
She is definitely a Wisconsinite now.
This is just a friendly reminder that buying a book, reading it, and then returning it actually costs authors money. It’s not net zero. Stop using Amazon as a library and go to the real library.