Jitter Juice
My little grandson’s first day of kindergarten appears to have been a great success....
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Author: Carolyn Mason
Putting Up Walls
He arrived for a week of Beaufort sunshine and hadn’t yet seen the new wall. While I was...
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Rules of Gentle Grandparenting
First, do no harm. Wait, wrong oath. What I mean is: if you have grandchildren, your primary job...
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The Kids Are All Right
I want to want to like poetry. I really do. But my relationship with it has always been...
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What Are You Reading?
“What are you reading?” is my go-to question for just about anyone I run into. At my mom’s...
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Away in a Manger
Of all the stressful parts of Christmas, gift-giving feels particularly fraught. We have tried...
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The Chosen One
What does it feel like to be the chosen one, even for one night? It’s a warmth that fills your...
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The Power of Pound Cake
I had a slice of pound cake the other day. Buttery, dense, with a crunchy golden crust. As I bit...
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Excavating the Beast
When I set out to tackle big things, I like to dip my toe in first, check the temperature, and see...
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The Rush Job
One thing I don’t miss about the work world is the feeling of always being rushed. Recently, a...
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Celebrate with Catering by Debbi Covington
