Summer and Samaritans
June 1, 2017
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Doing our best to settle into summer as only three adults with two cars, one internship, three jobs, one hockey schedule, living across two states
Doing our best to settle into summer as only three adults with two cars, one internship, three jobs, one hockey schedule, living across two states
An oldie, but it remains the only time I've had the good fortune of photographing an owl. An owl sat outside our window last
I put Emily in timeout once when she was three years old. I don’t recall the preceding infraction, but I do remember feeling parentally exhausted
It’s nice to be woken at 5:30 by birdsong and first light. I think I could go for that every day of the year. Each
Not a spring goes by that I do not reminisce of a time when I was seventeen and my friend who was eighteen drove a
Over the last few years I’ve felt compelled to bring my work closer to home, offering classes that reflect more of the day to day
Adam’s grandmother had a curious pen set up in her carriage shed that I asked about once. It consisted of a fenced area in the
Adam was a young lawyer during our nation’s historic and hopefully never to be seen again housing bubble crisis of 2007-2009. He held a position
I’ve been stuck at a crossroads for so long that I’m starting to think if I don’t get a move on, this intersection will soon