Category Archives: Placeless
by Katerina Parsons | Apr 1, 2019
If you’re interested in cutting out meat, or at least eating less of it, here are five days of meat-free meals like the ones I eat—no fancy tools or Whole Foods necessary!
by Erin Haagsma | Mar 30, 2019
Please welcome today’s guest writer, Erin Haagsma. Erin Haagsma graduated from Calvin College in 2018 with a BA in Linguistics and minors in Spanish and philosophy. She lives in Washington, D.C. where she is a fellow at at Sojourners and lives in intentional community...
by Kelli Grimm | Mar 29, 2019
God doesn’t guarantee that we will find love or that someone will come along and want us as we are– broken and messy. God does promise to love us though.
by Matt Coldagelli | Mar 28, 2019
Upon your return to the States, he dubs himself Mayoman, taking to the streets to deliver sweet slippery justice.
by Nick Meekhof | Mar 26, 2019
People often inquire about others’ favorite books, but to ask about one’s most life-changing suggestion, with the intention of stimulating that ‘butterfly moment,’ well, that is a very intentional inquiry.
by Katie Van Zanen | Mar 25, 2019
It is so hard, in the midst of it, to see online dating as anything other than a means to an end—but it became much more palatable for me once I began to understand it as a life stage in its own right.
by Jeffrey Peterson | Mar 24, 2019
Even digital art or an online article, infinitely reproducible and instantly transmissible, is not timeless nor placeless because it comes from a specific person to an audience.
by Julia LaPlaca | Mar 23, 2019
Some days might call for an extra dab of peanut butter and others for rivers of jelly.
by Sadie Burgher | Mar 22, 2019
Now, in the grand scheme of things, does it actually matter that people know you wore the same dress (gasp!) TWICE in your life?
by Emily Joy Stroble | Mar 21, 2019
Technology really is a sticky wicket, or sticky widget I suppose, particularly if we are referring to classroom computers.
