What Time is It?
Unmatched Mediocrity in the Pilgrimage of Life rumination and a sprinkle of light
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Uh-Oh, the World is Ending (again) (opens the original)
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Oh, the news. It’s telling us, once again, that we are all doomed. Oh boy. Here we go again. People have been predicting our imminent end since the very beginning of time. Christ’s apostles believed He was coming back in Glory FOR THEM. You can read about the eruption of Mount Tambora from 1815 that brought the apocalyptic three days of darkness to an enormous geographic radius, and then caused such global cooling that the summer that year has been known as “the year without a summer.” The Great
I Did This to Myself (opens the original)
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Notes from a Small Existence :: Dessert (opens the original)
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It’s been many summers now that I’ve been checking out “A Fine Dessert” by Emily Jenkins & Sophie Blackall from the library across the street and reading it with my daughters before making the highlighted dessert, Blackberry Fool. It’s a simple, airy, summery dessert that even the smallest hands can help create. The book documents the making of the dish through generations of households in a really creative and insightful way, beginning with a rather laborious process in the “olden times” and en
Resisting the Glow (opens the original)
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It’s hard for me to discuss the topic of kids and screens with people. Inevitably, I feel like anything I say sounds preachy and better-than, even though that is never my intent. I do my best avoid the discussion on social media and I only engage in person if someone else brings it up—and unless they took the same path I took, I mostly sit quietly. It can be awkward! I never ever want to make other parents feel bad for the paths they have taken—we really are all just doing the best we can. Ultim
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