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Ordinary Life, Noticed | Nothing More Is Required
The trees behind the puddle aren’t trying very hard today. No new leaves. No blossoms. No fruit. No impressive growth. Some of them are nearly bare. If trees had annual performance reviews, October might be difficult to explain. So, what have you accomplished lately? Well… I dropped most of what I spent all summer growing.… Continue reading
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The Family That Was, and the Family That Became
A personal reflection on remembrance, belonging, and the histories we carry October 15, 1977. That is the day my dad died. I was seven years old, my sister Barb was ten, almost eleven, and my mom hadn’t even turned thirty-two. My dad was forty-three. This year will mark forty-nine years since his death, and I… Continue reading