Sister Vacations
It felt like we had pulled one over on the natural order of things.
Spring Cleaning But Make it Anecdotes
Romans were sacrificing birds to figure that stuff out.
The Back Row, Phone Tag, and Bottled Water
When you need it to drink, cook and brush your teeth with, a gallon doesn’t last long.
This Dry Homemade Tofurkey is Sacred
I can join the response to “Le seigneur soit avec toi” with “et avec votre esprit.”
Theater of the Absurd
There truly is a place in the human soul for interminable stories.
Notes From a Georgia Waffle House
Are we one, two, or three-ply people?
Skins and Friends
I feel as though I ought to have a more bold and discrete position.
What We Lose When We Ban Books
I am more worried about the effects that these conversations have on adults.
Thinking About Thinking About Thinking
Our thoughts need company as desperately as we do.
Scrambled Lenten Reflections: The Books I Haven’t Read
What can you know about me through my unread books?
