My friendship with winter is growing. That didn't feel true yesterday, or last Wednesday. But I'm getting more frequent glimpses of January's brand of light and warmth, and I'm slightly more willing to accept her limitations. Already this year, I've had several conversations about these darker days: how they affect us, how to live well [...]
A curving road bends with the shape of the river, and two minutes on its course and you feel apart from the city, all her rush left behind. Five point five miles worth of towering trees lush with late summer, plowed fields with pockets of rainwater, and occasional groupings of mailboxes and horses, and the [...]
In three days, I start working again after a five-month hiatus. That means I'll use the slow cooker a bit more and should try to refrain from starting movies late Sunday night. But it also means there is a role in the world of campus ministry that I can fill, and I'm excited to devote [...]
Mallory R. Manning 