HeyJaredBorn of Wonder
I think the world is sacramentally, irrefutably, magically endowed with wonder. We walk through thin places unaware. Let's find some.
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a day in the life (opens the original)
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Hey it’s my birthday! I feel beyond grateful for another trip around the sun. Maybe it’s just me but I love reading ‘day in the life’ posts. I love getting glimpses into people’s daily lives, especially ‘creative’ types I admire. I like to see what they read, how they spend their time, what their kids read/watch, what music playlists they listen to, and especially when they write/work! In taking stock of my own life (and a new almost frantic feeling I have of never having enough time) I decided
Is Time Real? (opens the original)
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“I want it to go the other way.”This is what my youngest daughter, three and a half years old, says to me. Perhaps due to the immensity of change happening around her - her older sister off to kindergarten, her own increasing independence at pre-k - she has taken to pretending to be a baby. This is a near constant refrain, “pretend I’m a baby?” She’s remarkably good at mimicking her own babbling, her own first words. “Baaa-nan-aaa” she says, ‘in character.’ It’s such a shockingly good imitation
The Eyes of God are Watching Us... right? (opens the original)
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My husband, Chris, was the one who introduced me to Woody Allen movies.There was Annie Hall, Allen’s love letter to Diane Keaton’s timeless quirk and charm. Manhattan: Gershwin and black and white and love and what makes life worth living (and yes, a very awkward and uncomfortably inappropriate relationship featured). And the one that always got us in stitches, Love and Death, Allen’s hilarious ode to Russian literature. I will never not hear Sergei Prokofiev’s lively Troika and not picture Wood
Attic thoughts v. 30 (opens the original)
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Welcome to this once a month newsletter: “Attic Thoughts” - a chatty check in inspired by some lines from Antonia Fraser’s memoir, “I would define happiness as being alone in a room in a house full of people.” So, less Woolf’s ‘Room of One’s Own’, more ‘Jo March’s attic.’Please feel free to say hi in the comments - I love book/movie recs, general updates, hearing anything on your mind! Thanks for being here xWe’re approaching the e
remembering how to fly (opens the original)
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Hi, I’m Katie! I’m a former public radio producer and current writer and audio consultant. I live on a farm with my husband, two little girls, and many, many animals. I am passionate about Icelandic horses and wearing inordinate amounts of tartan clothing in all seasons. Here’s the mood: coffee, tea, fiddle music, saint stories, mythology, literature, and rediscovering a sense of adventure amidst the chaos of family life. My husband and I JUST launched a podcast! On this show, we grab a beer, gl
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