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On death, moving, and saying goodbye to June.
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We are overwhelmed with distraction, and it doesn't feel good. Plus: Two poems for your Eastertide, and Winnie the Pooh on the spiritual power of hums.
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Plus: 'A Quiet Place' and being afraid of parenting, a good read about death and community, and Czeslaw Milosz on being a worker in the vineyard
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My plan for internet domination takes a blog-sized step forward.
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A collision of innocence and grief in the death of my son's biological father.
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The Incarnation reveals that Jesus is our "Red Bird," our "Early Bird," come down from his home to make a home with us.
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Music from Radical Face, the comfort of 'Onward,' the necessity of Cormac McCarthy's 'The Road,' and the economy of "Nothing Gold Can Stay."
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Adoption forces you to expand your view of your family tree. And the certainty of death reminds you that, eventually, all the leaves will fall.
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