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By Geneviève Joëlle Villamizar Photo Credit: Portrait by Sue Moran   My body woke with anticipation on harvest mornings. The

By Charla Belinski   Six and a half years ago I got a phone call from God. It came in

By Jill Scher   When I was 9 years old a neighbor taught my twin sister and me to knit.

By Julie Wille   Startled, confused and slightly nauseous, I sat up and declared to my groggy husband, “I am

By Jenn Balmes   This last year I have invested a good amount of time in fly fishing; spending probably

By Emily Bruell   The first hand I remember seeing in Indonesia was a taxi driver’s as he lifted my

By Maura Masters   Nature Valley is a bad place to live. An ingredient in this granola bar is palm

By Caitlin Oriel   “It’s not a woman’s job to get smaller and smaller until she disappears so the world

By Courtney Lea Lupe For the past few years I have done a ton of soul searching and even more

By Dr. Lisa Fitzsimmons   “Where the days are longer The nights are stronger than moonshine.” — America, “Ventura Highway”

By Alex G.   Most of my childhood and teenage years I dreamed of adulthood. I dreamed about how it