Satisfaction
I’m going to tell you this thing that’s true right now, but isn’t always. But right now it’s true (like […]
Remain Unnamed
Years ago, I used to see her always: Cook things at her house. Help her fold her laundry. Once we
When I Know I Did One Thing Right
When my kids come to me, from their nightmares, or from their parties, or from their heartbreaks, when they come
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Introducing Jenny Proctor
Guys, I have a new friend for you. I’d like you to meet the (truly) lovely Jenny Proctor, whose book
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Journaling
I was just writing about some memories of my mom, and how they’re foggy and unreliable. And here is a
Reading
Here in the Independent Study Class of Fabulousness, I’m reading Romantics. Poets, novelists, essayists. And I just finished my assignment
How to Get it to Rain
(A Drought-Year User’s Guide) 1. Stare at wilting plants and withering grasses for a month. 2. Gasp in shock, every
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Schooling
It’s my turn. I’m taking an English class. See, remember how I got a job? Teaching English? And how I
Throb.
Man of Steel. I saw him. It. I saw it. Husband “warned” me that there was some theoretical hotness. He
Pigeons
I live in a little town in a mountain valley. It’s very lovely here, I tell you. Mountains out every