I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the concept of “everyday use” — as in, what we decide to use in our daily lives versus...[Read More]
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One of my favorite poets died recently — Mary Oliver. At the end of her poem “Summer Day” she challenges me, “Tell me, what is...[Read More]
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At the time of my writing, the government has now partially been shut down for thirty-three days. I’ll admit I haven’t kept up with the...[Read More]
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Today is the day we celebrate a man. A man who was a champion for justice, equality and respect. A man who spent decades fighting...[Read More]
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There was nothing else I ever wanted to do than be a teacher. The thought of standing up in front of a classroom giving students...[Read More]
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