Essays My Grandfather’s Life My grandfather was born in New Jersey. His parents were first generation immigrants from Eastern Europe and Austria, just Tony Moir Posted on September 13, 2020
Essays Personal Essay | National Sisters Day (Content note: this essay will discuss the death of a child. Y’all remember how Finding Nemo started out with ten minutes of Jess Grey Posted on August 2, 2020
Essays 11 Ways Being a Mom Has Brought Me Closer to God I expected many changes when I became a mother. I anticipated diaper duty and midnight feedings. I expected to run on Jennifer Landis Posted on February 9, 2020
Connection Invited to Walk in Others’ Shoes: The Gift of Working as a Hospital Chaplain The other night, I went to my friends’ home for dinner. I got to hang out with their two young girls while I was there. It Emmie Arnold Posted on November 23, 2019
Connection, Self Care The Perfect Flat Lay Life I can basically sum up what I’ve been thinking and feeling for the past year as: “Everything is horrible, but life is still Nanea Hoffman Posted on September 5, 2019
Life, Mental Sweatpants & Mental Health | Codependent? No. More. I have a serious problem on my hands, and it’s one that a lot of women my age and in my time of life would love to have: my Barbara Doyle Posted on June 19, 2019
Essays For Here, Please | I’m Having a Heat Wave It’s January, but I’m thinking of summer because it feels like full-blown late July in my body, particularly my head, a Jen Violi Posted on April 28, 2019
Culture Guitars Make the World Better People love music, and it seems that we have from the beginning of prehistory. One can imagine ancient caves in which rocks Tony Moir Posted on April 17, 2019
Inspiration, Life, Self Care How to Invite Life’s Magic What if the universe stretched its hand out to you and invited you to dance? That’s the question I’m living this year after Kerra Bolton Posted on January 21, 2019
Life “When Death Comes” | A Tribute to Mary Oliver I found out this morning that one of my all-time favorite poets died. Mary Oliver, the badass pen toting poet died. I’m still Jerusha Gray Posted on January 17, 2019