By: Jennifer Richardson Holt Weariness is a beast that comes in many species. This week, I feel as though I’ve wandered through much of that menagerie—studying the creatures, learning (perhaps too well) their habits and their bite. Each one operates differently, much like animals in the wild. And unless you live on some carefully managedContinue reading “Between Mice and Leopards 3/22/2026”
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Less Sheep, More Deer 2/8/2026
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt The deer in my yard have become unfazed by me. While they’re casually snacking beneath the feeder, I can come out the back door and their heads will pop up. They stare, and after what they apparently feel is a sufficient pause, they return to their food. Now, in the morningsContinue reading “Less Sheep, More Deer 2/8/2026”
The Pointless Practice 7/18/2021
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt I am unbelievably skilled in the art of worry. I call it an art because when you do it as much and to the level of involvement that I do it, it goes far beyond just an action. Please note I do not make this claim with any sort of pleasureContinue reading “The Pointless Practice 7/18/2021”
Prose and Possibilities 