HeyJaredEC Quinn
Children and adult author. Avid reader. Lifelong animal lover.
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Embracing Our Labor Days (opens the original)
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Hello friends,Ah…Labor Day. Such a lovely time—a single day devoted to intentionally celebrating the work that moves our lives, and our world, forward. But have you noticed how Labor Day—and the labor of our days—runs so much deeper than just a “job?”Our dear Merriam-Webster defines labor as work: “to exert one's powers of body or mind especially with painful or strenuous effort : work,” which casts a negative slant on what is a
Connect Four...or More! (opens the original)
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Hello friends,Happy (hot!) August! As summer speeds by at warp speed (is it ONLY me that feels this way? It can’t be!), I have been frantically scheduling move-in dates for my sons going back to college, last minute wedding planning with my daughter, “reconnects” with teacher friends before they head back to the classroom, and drop-in visits with my parents after my mom’s hip surgery. And while I was juggling these various social appointments, despite them all being different, I realized they we
Burning up (or out?) in July? (opens the original)
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Happy (HOT!) July! How are things in your neck of the woods? Me? I just threw out a newsletter. The whole thing. I’d been working on it for a couple weeks (clue #1), kept thinking “I’ll really get into this soon,” (clue #2), but continued to struggle, forcing every. single. word. (clue #3). So I scrapped it. And instantly felt a flood of relief, tinged with panic about meeting my newletter’s “send” deadline, but also edged with, dare I say, freedom? I could start over. I could write what felt na
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