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Calling It a Half Makes It Seem Smaller
Way back in June, I signed up for a half marathon at the end of September. I figured that a…
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One of the expenses that my husband and I occasionally argue about is bird seed. He, at times, buys more…
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On September 29th, I received a promotional email from the Idaho Steelheads hockey team. I guess when you buy tickets…
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A few months ago, my boss was on vacation. She was going to be gone for two weeks, a nice…
Continue ReadingAisle Rage
There’s no place that proves we shouldn’t have jet packs better than the grocery store. Not because there are a…
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This semester, I’m taking a class on Creative Nonfiction. So far, I’m enjoying it. The teacher has been with the…
Continue ReadingCome on, Get Happy
What is the value of happiness? Recently, I engaged in an online conversation in which a friend of mine decried…
Continue ReadingAuthor Event: John Scalzi
Last Thursday was a momentous occasion. John Scalzi, for the very first time, visited both Boise and Idaho. He is…
Continue ReadingThe Best Laid Plans
I’m not even supposed to be here today! I had been planning this summer’s solo hike for over a year.…
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