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Hello, friends. How are you? You hanging in there? I don't think I need to waste words or time talking about how different the world is today from even one week ago. You know. I know. It is what it is. But, I wanted to check in because I'm thinking of you. I wake up in the middle of the night (is anyone else having trouble sleeping?) and think about how it feels like we live in a strange

I remember letting Emmett, Lucas, and Cooper out of the house, through the garage, and into the Houma backyard, and the instant I pushed the outer door open, Lucas shot off at an angle. I tore after him--Lucas dashing off was never a good thing--and took a second to take in the picture. An opossum was scrabbling along the top of our fence, slipping and scratching and hissing, with Lucas on his

Recently someone suggested I lower the bar around here. It was kind advice and resulted from a comment I made about feeling overwhelmed of late. This person, though, had never been inside my house, so all I could think was: If I lowered this bar any further, we'd all be eating out of a trough. All of us. Parents, kids, and pets. You don't have to have it all together! Hello, friends!