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Rhetorical Questions

Have you cut your hay where you had no right to or turned your animals into another person’s grain or field, without his knowledge or consent? Have you branded an animal that you did not know to be your own? Do you wash your body and have your family do so as often as health [...]

Questions

Today’s UP CLOSE piece is by Emily Falke.  Emily lives near Austin, Texas with her fantastic little family consisting of her husband, her daughter, and their really big dog.  She relishes the sweet busyness of home life, and she quilts and tutors in her spare time.  She blogs at www.memoirsofmotherhood.wordpress.com. Two little blue lines on [...]

Rock the Boat (don’t tip the boat over…)

You know how you can pinpoint the exact place and time you were when you learned about the events on September 11th? Certain days become frozen in time; indelible impressions that mark a change. On 9-11 I was leaving to shop for a washing machine. My in-laws were visiting. My mother-in-law was upstairs ironing. There [...]

Leaving the Foyer

In my old filing cabinet next to the piano, there is a folder marked “spiritual insights” with articles and quotes that, at some point in my life, sparked something within me.  Lately I’ve needed some spiritual sparks—the shape of my testimony worn down by mundane daily-ness and taken for granted for too long—so I’ve turned [...]


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    detail from pieces by Featured artist of the Fall/Winter 2012 issue
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      The kitchen table was thick and dark. As children, my brother, sister, and I would throw blankets over it and ... keep reading […]
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