By: Jennifer Richardson Holt My daughter is a singularly unique soul. Actually, even that statement feels a bit too broad. Though true, I long for a word better than “unique.” “Extraordinary” comes closer—and I don’t say that merely from the bias of a mother’s heart. She truly is, in so many ways, unlike any otherContinue reading “Beauty, Oddity and the Middle Ground 8/17/2025”
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Deceptively Comfortable 4/23/2023
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt Last week I wrote about making choices. As I sit writing right now, those choices are still very prominently in the forefront of my mind. But fear not, I don’t intend to just repeat myself from last week. We all know I am infamous for rehashing topics, so I am goingContinue reading “Deceptively Comfortable 4/23/2023”
Prose and Possibilities 