Once again, posting while it’s still Monday in Hawaii. Also, note that the new garments poll is still active, and I will aim to publish the results next week. I look forward to reading your thoughts!
You know how in the Pixar movie Inside Out
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Once again, posting while it’s still Monday in Hawaii. Also, note that the new garments poll is still active, and I will aim to publish the results next week. I look forward to reading your thoughts!
You know how in the Pixar movie Inside Out
Every community has boundaries. Boundaries are, in many ways, what helps define a recognizable community. The community does this, but not that. It wears this, but not that. It believes this, but not that. Every community—from sports teams, to gamers, to religious groups, to political parties—has these sorts of markers. An...
.. Aye.
TW: funerals, death
I’ll be honest: I’ve never been to an informal funeral that didn’t beat the socks off of a funeral run by any religious leader of any religious persuasion. Not Catholic. Not Baptist. Not LDS. Not non-denominational. Not Methodist. None. Give me the imperfect real over the perfectly planned any day.
Growing u...
This morning I opened Facebook and, to my surprise and enormous sadness, learned that Ardis Parshall had passed away.
For those who are unfamiliar with her, Ardis was, among other things, the founder and principal blogger at Keepapitchinin, a delightful blog full of forgotten ...
Last month, my kids and I started volunteering at our local chapter of the Burrito Project (note, their website is several years out of date, but the program description is still accurate!). At ages 6 and 8, my kids are beginning to meet the real human struggles of the world, and they bot...