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Homecoming
Tell us about what home meant to you this year. Home is a moving target. It used to be simple, calling someplace home, because that always meant the small, unassuming house in Michigan, with the extra-large kitchen and a multitude of siblings. But home is other places too. Home is Grand Rapids, sharing a room with Continue reading
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Enjoying
What small pleasures did you discover this year? This question lends itself to listing, but I’d rather not. A list can’t do justice to that little park I found back in September, with the old tree and a perfect patch of grass – just right for cat naps in the pause of another busy day, wind and Continue reading
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Eating
Where did you spend your money this year? Mashed potatoes with the mushroom gravy Chinese takeout Pizza Beer Largest pot of spaghetti Soup (vegetarian) Bread Macaroni from a box Wine. Bottles on bottles. Cake A general principle: That food carries friends closer A glass or three in good company Can do more than many church Continue reading
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Revising
A collection of small and swiftly moving moments Continuous and undefined If uncertain memory serves me right A stretching thread of do-overs Could scarcely suffice to mend The many moth-holes I create Have created Will create. Continue reading
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Starting
In an effort to force myself to write on more topics than just those that appeal to my own sense of melodrama, I’ve signed myself up for Project Reverb. So for better or worse, off we go. Where did you start 2014? A room full of people. It was a party, one of the first Continue reading
About Me
I’m Stephanie – a perpetual student and aspiring hobbit. I love language, literature, and theology. I’m happiest when surrounded with good food, good company, and things that grow.
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