when spring comes
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Maybe it was the way last week’s muddled grey clouds hovered like dust over my soul or the unexpected chill that forced us back into...
the table | common, everyday life
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As the years pass, I am coming more and more to understand that it is the common, everyday blessings of our common everyday lives for...
a nostalgic longing
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Many of us who aren’t farmers or gardeners still have some element of farm nostalgia in our family past, real or imagined: a secret longing...
day hike
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As I mentioned last week, lately we’ve been indoors more than usual, and while I value indoor activities in their own manner, there’s nothing quite...
a merry Christmas indeed.
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I know. I know. We’re into the first week of 2013 and I’m still talking about Christmas. Here’s the thing: Christmas isn’t a day or...
November | December outtakes
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I always mourn how these two months seem to seep through my fingers each year, but something this year felt even faster. Maybe it was...
October outtakes
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October sailed right past us this year filled with sporadic puffs of cool air (one even requiring winter jackets). As a result, we spent much...
summer: the sweet, lethargic hammock of rest
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Wow. It’s July. I know, technically it’s time for another {this moment} but I’ve noticed myself succumbing to the ease of photo blogging and failing...
the holidays, part two
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Mark’s never been much of a dancer. He attributes it to a “lack of rhythm,” that thing that allows most people to clap and sing...
south texas + an 80 year-old woman
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Last weekend we went down to south texas to celebrate Mark’s Nana’s 80th birthday. We partied with a water slide, a bounce house, a pinata,...
