Apr 74 min

LIZ GLENN, part 2

Society is constantly telling us we need to be a certain way, but none of us know how to be.

Mar 234 min

Where I Met You

Learning our daughter would have Down Syndrome, by Sara Weir

Mar 207 min

LIZ GLENN, part 1

WITHOUT using labels, who are you? I feel a strong kinship with the Greek goddess Eos, goddess of the dawn who opened the gates of heaven...

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Apr 74 min

LIZ GLENN, part 2

Society is constantly telling us we need to be a certain way, but none of us know how to be.

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Mar 234 min

Where I Met You

Learning our daughter would have Down Syndrome, by Sara Weir

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Mar 207 min

LIZ GLENN, part 1

WITHOUT using labels, who are you? I feel a strong kinship with the Greek goddess Eos, goddess of the dawn who opened the gates of heaven...

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Feb 85 min

The story of a miscarriage, part 2

A week after the ultrasound with no heartbeat, I'm back in the doctor's office. For a week, I have been working, teaching children,...

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Feb 76 min

The story of a miscarriage, part 1

The night before the ultrasound I add to my list of names: Ezra, Pip, Arlo, Fiona, Opal, Iris. I feel buoyant, thrilled, joyful: Huck...

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Jan 103 min

A grading rubric for mothers of young children (Harvard's creative essay rubric, reimagined)

Grading Rubric for Mothers Marks ● 8 to 10: earned by work demonstrating excellent quality and mastery in the corresponding category;...

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Jan 16 min

RACHEL LARSEN WEAVER

WITHOUT using labels, who are you? I’m a loud laugher who prides herself on always jumping in the water. Describe your household. We live...

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I am a wild-hearted woman with a large appetite. Deeply curious, easily distracted, quick to the dance floor. Lured by all kinds of gardens and bodies of water.

I have lived many lives, but am stretching out in this current one, as the mom in a family of 5 (and 3 animals).

We live in South Georgia, and I am interested in the complex, often untold history of this place. I am making peace with the cognitive dissonance that comes with living here, with being a mom and a human being.

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Happily by Sabrina Orah Mark, a memoir in short stories that weaves fairy tales and their meanings into powerful commentary on modern life.

Mark is a sparse, unflinching writer who brilliantly connects fantastical stories and their origins with her own domestic life as a Jew in the South raising two young Black sons.

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