Wordless: Nap
Barn Cat, Malabar Farm State Park, Lucas, Ohio, May 2015.
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Waste Not, Want Not
Nearly six years ago, my daughter watched intently as the woman I’d hired stood at my kitchen counter and washed, dehydrated, and encapsulated my placenta. Today I planted the remaining capsules … Continue reading Waste Not, Want Not
Wordless: Flight
Green, Ohio, May 2015.
Bookends: May 2015
Well, that’s odd. It’s the first of the month, and I totally forgot about Bookends. I’m betting it’s because I’m totally consumed by this graduate course I’m taking and have put most all … Continue reading Bookends: May 2015
Love and Marriage
When the music started, I rose with the rest of the congregation, but I didn’t look towards the doors at the back of the church. I kept my eyes on … Continue reading Love and Marriage
Bold Humility
The ten years between age eighteen to twenty-eight—the beginning of undergrad to the birth of my first child—were marked by my profound arrogance. This arrogance wasn’t there when I was seventeen. … Continue reading Bold Humility
Wordless: Dandelion Field
Green, Ohio, May 2015.
Wordless: Reception
Akron, Ohio, May 2, 2015.
Wordless: Bouquet
Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Ohio, May 2015.
The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins Foods I ate while reading The Hunger Games: -popcorn (popped in coconut oil and seasoned with vegan butter and brewer’s yeast) -a bowl of … Continue reading The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
Wordless: Spring Fruit?
They look like cherries, but I don’t trust them. Massachusetts, April 2015.
Pandora’s Homeschool
“Mom, did you say eighty thousand people died in one moment?” asked my daughter. This afternoon, my children and I sat under the Tree of Knowledge, and they accepted with trust the apple … Continue reading Pandora’s Homeschool
Imperfect Happiness 