HeyJaredQuiet Work
Thoughts on self-understanding, transformation, meaning, and reconditioning. Using genealogy, place, history, science, and folklore, I uncover threads within roots and traditions to create personal practices to nurture peace and give context to life.
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September’s Final Friday Round-Up (opens the original)
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Think of this as an index of sorts for the month. A helpful place for going back and finding that one 5 Note form the month that seemed interesting. Or, finding the grandmother story that talked about probate records. Let’s round ‘em up!<
Same Place, Different Time (opens the original)
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Magic is all around. It’s in the everyday; it’s in our hearts. It’s in the moments that can be missed if not paying close attention. Change that occurs in nature is one of the most powerful magic I know. We, humans, don’t control the moment the leaves fall off of the trees, the change in the color of the sky before a storm, the change across a field of green grass, or the swift growth of bunny rabbits. It all happens without us, and in some cases, despite us. This year Same Place, Different Time
Learning from the Grandmothers - Sarah (opens the original)
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This month’s story is one of the saddest I have written so far. It also feels deeply personal. As a woman and mother, Sarah’s story strikes a place that feels deep and ancient within me. You see, Sarah is my great great great grandmother. She died at age 29. <div class=
The Terrain of Autumn Transitions (opens the original)
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I love the beginning of the school year. There’s an excitement and energy to it that is unique. It is a time filled with hope, anticipation, renewal. <img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="324.64285714285717" src="https
August's Final Friday Round-Up (opens the original)
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Think of this as an index of sorts for the month. A helpful place for going back and finding that one 5 Note form the month that seemed interesting. Or, finding the grandmother story that talked about probate records. Let’s round ‘em up!<source ty
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