Last July, I ordered a game table for what would be our new home. I chose a creator on Etsy with great reviews and paid for a custom table, anticipating … Continue reading Ruminations: Table

Sometimes we exaggerate. Sometimes we exaggerate because things feel bigger than they really are in reality. Sometimes we exaggerate for dramatic effect. Sometimes we exaggerate just because we aren’t remembering … Continue reading Ruminations: Hyperbole

I had a strange experience recently. I was chatting with someone in a coffee shop, when we were interrupted by a stranger who had a piece of paper in her … Continue reading Ruminations: Stealth Sketcher

There is a game I dearly love. It’s a game you can play without anyone else knowing. I almost hesitate to even call it a game. In some ways, it’s … Continue reading Ruminations: Feather

I came across an invitation as I was putting some cards in a drawer the other day. A fancy, paper invitation. It really stands out in a day of evites … Continue reading Ruminations: Invitation

We used to have an agreement in our household. If one partner cooks, the other cleans up. A “fair” arrangement, which worked fine when we prepared simple meals. As I … Continue reading Ruminations: Ramekins

As we approach the vernal equinox, I am aware of a certain anticipation. When the balance tips and there’s more daylight than nighttime, something within us might feel a bit … Continue reading Ruminations: Anticipation

Our neighborhood offers weekly recycling collection. Our recycling has to be in special bags. So it’s noticeable when someone has recycling sitting out on collection day. Recently, I set out … Continue reading Ruminations: Recycling

As a follow-up to our exploration of maps and how we define places, I’m thinking abouta recent innovation: what3words. Instead of using latitude and longitude numbers, this company has partitioned … Continue reading Ruminations: What3Words