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Remember those old thoughts stowed in your Notes app? It’s their time to shine.
Remember those old thoughts stowed in your Notes app? It’s their time to shine.
It’s become less of a fixation and more of an appreciation.
While Boyne City may have the word “city” in its name, it’s quite the antithesis of an urban setting.
Grog is like a heightened version of a scavenger hunt combined with freeze tag—all taking place in the dark
For me, friendship has hardly been that simple.
Christmas letters, in essence, are highlight reels.
It’s easy to feel unaccomplished or running behind at this age, but Billy reminds us that we’re exactly where we’re supposed to be.
There is no such thing as a perfect church.
To put it simply, I don’t know how to dress anymore.
We learned how to split the exterior with our fingernails to access the fleshy white fruit inside.
Change is difficult, even if it’s for the better.
She never condemns or criticizes anyone for their own unique experiences.
From birthdays to holidays to regular weekend trips, Norm’s has been a staple of happy summer moments.
The idea of making the wrong choice is pretty much unbearable.
Little by little, I’m watching graves turn into gardens.
Maybe I’m just too easy to please.
He was the life of the party, always saying some absurd or hilarious things.
I fully expected to delete the app after about a week. But I didn’t bail; instead, I became addicted.
I’ve always yearned for clarity.
It didn’t make me any less of a student or a person.
Suddenly I was keenly aware of everything. The ring box that he slipped out of his cowboy boot.
With some anxious anticipation, I took a sip—and was naturally met with disappointment.
When Jon says he’s blessed, I furiously believe it.
What I do is known as revenge bedtime procrastination.
Speaking of kids, are you seeing anyone right now?
If imaginary monsters are scary, I can only imagine how they’ll feel about student loans someday.
I wish I could say I was one of those people who uses social media for the simple fun and joy of it (although I’m not sure if that’s even possible anymore).
I felt like I was leaving a piece of my soul in Boston, in Orchard House, in the bookstores, in the North Bridge Inn in Concord.
I can’t help but commend Justin for taking this first step, if that’s indeed what it is.
It is my hope that we remember to use the breath we have in our lungs to speak up, to show mercy, and to act with love.