Category: Movable Feast
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Christmas Eve at Home
This year, our Christmas lives mostly in the moments rather than in photos. Between children so excited they could hardly sit still—let alone eat—and the joyful chaos of preparing the apéro and dinner, my camera barely came in hand. I…
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Guest Post from Marilyn: All About Tea
Hello, my name is Marilyn and some people say I am a tea nerd.As a young girl, I was raised by a single mom. Occasionally she would get depressed, especially about finances. There were a couple times where she suggested…
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Easter Eggs at Christmas ?
As I was cleaning up in the kitchen, I could hear little sounds—an unusual kind of silence, the kind that happens when two small children are doing something they know they shouldn’t be doing. As I dried my hands on…
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Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving- looking back on the year—on the challenges that shaped us, the small victories that lifted us, and the people whose presence brought meaning to our days. Thanksgiving offers pause to recognize the grace that has carried us forward. Mindful…
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How Do We Enjoy the Daily Feast
Why does the bounty in front of me feel heavy?Why do I taste gratitude and guilt with every bite? Because when I look toward Palestine,I see a world split in two—those who have a phone and therefore a voice,and those…
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A Sneaky Persimmon
This afternoon I wandered out to my friends’ olive orchard, where one sunburst persimmon tree—heavy with golden fruit—stood like a jeweled guest among the silver leaves. Arnelle had just cut me a few branches for decor, their bright orbs glowing…