By: Jennifer Richardson Holt Marriage is a funny thing. I don’t mean funny in the ha-ha way. Well, I suppose sometimes it can definitely be that as well. What has me thinking about this ancient institution is the fact that this coming week my parents will celebrate their forty-ninth year of marriage. Yes, you readContinue reading “Day and Night Embraced 7/24/2022”
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A Grief Observed 6/26/2022
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt I will go ahead and apologize now. The subject matter today might be somber, but it will certainly be relatable. I suppose the more difficult aspects of life are. I am currently in the middle of some of those more difficult yet unavoidable moments in time. I have decided that theseContinue reading “A Grief Observed 6/26/2022”
Authentic Treasure 2/20/2022
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt Ideas come from the strangest places. This is most assuredly true in the subject matter for today’s blog. I guess I owe this one to my daughter though that is not a development that is particularly new since she very frequently gives me fodder for my writing. She is a virtualContinue reading “Authentic Treasure 2/20/2022”
Can’t See the Forest for the Christmas Tree 12/19/2021
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt This will be the last blog before my most beloved of all holidays arrives. It seems so hard to believe. Where did this year go? Time has been such a relative concept these last few strange years. I think I was pretty certain at one point that August and September wereContinue reading “Can’t See the Forest for the Christmas Tree 12/19/2021”
Inherited Passions 9/19/2021
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt A conversation with my coworker gave me the content for this blog. It was one of those conversations that I am famous for that may start off innocently about football or maybe even work (we do occasionally talk about that at work, not often but it happens) and somehow the trainContinue reading “Inherited Passions 9/19/2021”
The Path of Peril and Promise 2/14/2021
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt I am making what I feel like is a pretty safe guess in thinking that if you are reading this that you are at least moderately familiar with the English language. And being knowledgeable of the common tongue you know it is an utterly ridiculous language. There are of course theContinue reading “The Path of Peril and Promise 2/14/2021”
Branches and Roots 11/29/2020
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt I feel like I may have taken on a topic in this blog that is significantly over my head. Not that I don’t think I can write about it, I just think that despite my innate ability to fling unnecessarily large amounts of words at a subject matter, I don’t knowContinue reading “Branches and Roots 11/29/2020”
With Great Expectations 9/6/2020
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt I have always felt like fall was the start of something. I suppose, in the most realistically basic sense, it is the start of kids returning to school so that’s something. The lazy days of summer for child, parent and teacher alike are morphing into something that is a more hectic,Continue reading “With Great Expectations 9/6/2020”
The Not-So-Little Things 6/28/2020
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt What a world huh? What a crazy life we lead, am I right? When they say that there is nothing new under the sun I am starting to wonder if this year took that as a challenge. I think that we tend to, and lately understandably so, get caught up in,Continue reading “The Not-So-Little Things 6/28/2020”
Prose and Possibilities 