By: Jennifer Richardson Holt It is always strange to me the things you remember about those people who, in the past played–or still today play–a really big role in your life. Of course, we remember the big things. There is that wonderful gift they gave you for a birthday or holiday or that really importantContinue reading “The Things That Stay 6/21/2026”
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The Gleam of Distant Things 4/19/2026
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt I like to think of myself as someone who pays attention. When an idea keeps appearing—uninvited, repeated—I take it as a message worth noticing. This time, it was a word. At first, it passed by without much thought. I heard it once, then again. By the third time, I paused. AndContinue reading “The Gleam of Distant Things 4/19/2026”
So Ridiculously Much 6/29/2025
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt I saw my first truly lovely, colorful sunset yesterday—my first in ages. As I admired the pastel hues, I found myself wondering why it had been so long since I’d seen one. I’ve always been someone who eagerly seeks out a good sunset, yet, aside from yesterday, I can’t even rememberContinue reading “So Ridiculously Much 6/29/2025”
Thank Heaven for Small Mercies 11/27/2022
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt At the time this publishes I will have not long finished the holiday of Thanksgiving and I know I am speaking for myself here, but I daresay that others would agree with me I think I take this holiday for granted. I do like it, I really do but with theContinue reading “Thank Heaven for Small Mercies 11/27/2022”
The Music of the Miniscule 8/22/2021
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt I saw something the other day that I have never seen before. Now mind you, it is something that has probably been there for me to see before now, but I didn’t see it until the last few days. While driving to work the bright August sun was in my face. Continue reading “The Music of the Miniscule 8/22/2021”
Prose and Possibilities 