The Midnight Library is a dose of hearing the bad news first, before the good. Cat hair, stale coffee, and relationship boredom included.
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“And, maybe, we can still agree that our communities are more important than our politics.”
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The internet is one of the most sociable places in the world.
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A young brother and sister move into an architectural wonder, which was sold to their father as a family home. The day they arrive, their story of heartache begins.
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Sometimes with patients, I say we should let something be a part of your story, but not ALL of your story.
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Our anxieties are crowding our minds.
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My mind is still wondering: Would I keep silent? Would you?
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Libraries are critical spaces for idea simulation, resource collection, and project completion.
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“I keep thinking it’s absurd to argue about what the shooting means, because maybe there is no meaning. Telling Eli we forgive him? That’s like pardoning a storm.”
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August 10th, 2020 was blazing hot, eerily still, and bright white with sunshine until the sirens went off.
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Astonishing music and stellar stage performance grows in the rocky, weedy soil of turmoil, strife, and pain.
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I had an opportunity that few people get to have, and that was to help readers see themselves in books.
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Count it as a loss, my brain instinctively responded.
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“My heartaches outnumber the stars.”
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My favorite flower is the blue star thistle. I think the biggest reason I love it so much is that it completely blooms in adversity.
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“The women that rose up were not replacing a queen, they were replacing the king, who left. They were the shadow kings.”
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We can revive our community for long term change.
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“Sometimes the world thinks something is not possible, but it turns out that they can be wrong. Even fancy scientists can be wrong.” ~Andrew David MacDonald
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Lillian lets the children burn and in their catharsis she becomes open to burning away her own pain.
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Journaling is your personal contribution to the global community and your own health.
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