My whole problem is that I want to do all these things and projects and I get all excited mentally planning them out.
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And then I remember I have a toddler.
How fundamentalism nearly destroyed my relationship with God
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I was a sophomore in college when I turned my back on the religion of my childhood and declared myself no longer a Christian.
This is the fourth year since your son died
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This is the fourth year since your son died.
You wonder where the time has gone, and wonder if it’d be cliche to say it sometimes still feels like yesterday.
My mom first brought me to our local Barnes and Noble when I was in elementary school.
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During a chaotic childhood, those memories of sitting there for a couple hours just to read books with her are
Joanna Penn said nobody actually reads their pretty special edition books.
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Um I do!
(I mean, I wash my hands thoroughly first, but…)
I’m not one of those people who
I once adopted a baby cockatiel named Kyoko. She was quiet and gentle, content to snuggle at my boob.
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One morning only a few days after we brought her home, I found her lying on the bottom of her
I didn’t even want to be friends with her
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People don’t fit into boxes. They’re too beautifully complex, filled with every colour we can and can’t see.
Happy Easter Sunday Stack. My current reads:
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* To Kill a Mockingbird
* How to Read a Book (still not done)
Plus a handmade bookmark my son made for
Ever since my 7-year-old found out I was an author,
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he’s been telling everyone about it. When I picked him up from tutoring, his teacher said, “He said you