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I’ve been learning about improv for about six years now. Read more →
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Out of your heart, cry wonder,
Sing that we live. Read more →
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Some identities, like being a student or a resident in a particular place, come and go. Read more →
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“You were ravenous right from birth!” This is the story I was told through my whole childhood. Read more →
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I was on a Vipassana meditation retreat in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley one spring, looking out over rolling hills. Read more →
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My roommate in college was a chronic liar. Though in ways we were close to one another, her constant lies ensured that we could never be too close. Read more →
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I believe that the CLF mission statement is a recipe for hope: We seek to cultivate wonder, imagination, and the courage to act. Read more →
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Perhaps you watched the comedy special on Netflix by Australian comedian Hannah Gadsby, entitled “Nanette.” If you didn’t, perhaps you’ve seen some of the media coverage about it, using words like “game-changing” and “comedic revolution.” Read more →
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One sentence launched me into discovery about my ancestors. It’s the first line of a book, Tearin’ through the Wilderness, which my great-Aunt Marie researched, wrote and self-published in 1956, long before self-publishing was a thing. Read more →
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As another gardening season begins to come to a close, I offer gratitude for all of the lessons that I learn from my garden. Read more →
