By: Jennifer Richardson Holt Everything is flourishing these days. On a morning drive just this week, I took notice as I passed a lush green soybean field, countless thick hay fields, and at least one thriving cotton field dotted with color as blooming was soon to come. There were even shady rows of pecan orchardsContinue reading “A Flourishing Thing 8/9/2026”
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The Beginning of the Beginning 2/15/2026
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt The last few weeks of writing, I have been a bit more philosophical—if that is the proper adjective. That may be generous. I can’t rightly claim to have thrust upon you anything resembling philosophy. The term suggests profound wisdom, and since I know myself, I doubt that very seriously. Still, theContinue reading “The Beginning of the Beginning 2/15/2026”
The In-Between Time 7/27/2025
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt I heard an analogy the other day that rang very true. This writer described the feeling of that moment when you’re in the last few minutes of a movie or maybe only have one chapter remaining of a novel and you start to worry. There is a certain anxiety that isContinue reading “The In-Between Time 7/27/2025”
Stranded in Neverland 8/14/2022
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt I am noticing a certain collection of thoughts that I am having rather often. I am hoping this isn’t some semblance of midlife crisis because I was pretty sure I already had that when I turned 40 and tried out a new hair color. If anyone is interested, I liked theContinue reading “Stranded in Neverland 8/14/2022”
Prose and Possibilities 