Not Too Hot for Dallas #Adulting
[pullquote-left]“By the definition of today, I’ve been adulting since I was about 12.”[/pullquote-left]If you’re reading this column, chances are you’re
Read moreLen Bourland
Now And Then
‘Tis the season of commencement for high schools, colleges, universities, and graduate schools of all kinds. Everyone from newscasters to
Read moreMother’s Day – Don’t You Dare Forget
May is a signature month. It’s crammed for mothers who try to fly around to attend end-of-year school performances and
Read moreTake the Damn Phones Away
Dallas was on a literary roll in March. In 72 hours I heard Dan Patrick Brown give a riveting review
Read moreCut the Cord
February. A cold, short little month with the Super Bowl, Valentine’s, and finally, the all-important Oscars. We coccoon around the
Read moreNot Everyone Celebrates Freedom
July is our month dedicated to celebrating freedom; it’s when school kids and teachers are on break, when a significant
Read moreDon’t Fear The Reaper
March is a peculiar month. It has tornadoes but also the emergence of the first shoots of bulbs and leaves.
Read moreDon’t Fear The Reaper
March is a peculiar month. It has tornadoes but also the emergence of the first shoots of bulbs and leaves.
Read moreNew Year’s and All That Change
The gyms are packed (at least temporarily), the twinkle lights around town are gone, the traffic is back to horribly
Read moreDepression Symptoms Nothing to Be Ashamed Of
The first real break of crisp fall air energized me out of my cluttered, warm-weather doldrums. I cleaned out the
Read moreNewborns Are Always Sacred For Grannies
There are places in our lives that often become sacred spaces, where there is the overwhelming feeling of something holy.
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