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good grief

Is the underlying assumption from my questioner that grief isn’t just about someone dying but wondering about where they’ll end up in the end?

(Mis)carriage: processing grace

I say that wishing I could have intervened, wishing I knew how to convince you that losing a(nother) child deserves at least a few days off. Sure, the procedure didn’t require a hospital stay but…oh honey, your heart. I’m amazed. No, not impressed. Amazed. Amazed you didn’t break.

Day 3. Story

Then Grandpa said firmly, “Kindred, the seeds need us just as much as we need them.”

So Kindred reluctantly got up from her napping spot underneath a most perfectly shady tree and followed her grandpa row by row placing seeds into the freshly tilled ground.

A 7-day writing challenge

Chatting isn’t idle; it’s informative. It quickly gets to the nuts and bolts, skipping the how-are-you-but-I’m-not-listening fluff and jumping right into what matters as they take stock of life from their perches in the evergreens.

Episode 20: Later

This first piece is a reflection on the life of Sojourner Truth. I began reading her autobiography before assembling episode 19. You should definitely listen to that one, too. No …