i’ve started to believe a lie. the one that says my daughter is unreachable. that would be the one. that she is happy, content, with her routines and habits and phrases. that’s enough. it’s good enough. that classroom there. the one showing movies everyday. the one where the center tables sit empty and kids sit
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angelus
the angelus was traditionally recited three times a day. at 6am and noon and 6pm the bells rang out calling the devoted to remember the incarnation of god. ringing out the reminder that god put on flesh. mary bore a child and it changed her life. i’m talking to the students. i’m directing a play. my
faith without works is sometimes okay
when we moved into detroit i thought maybe things would let up. i thought there would be a breather after hearing and listening and going. but instead i keep eyes peeled and i examine every option wondering what god is up to. wondering what to do next. just be a family. just reach out to
nothing is ever quite
summer days are stretching toward september. abraham is quiet and thinking of new schools, new friends. i’m thinking about home, vases on tables and fall sunlight coming through windows onto school books. bringing mazzy home again, an idea came to me and it seemed like a good one. less eleanor. the sisters have been fighting.