
There was a time when I felt like I should have an opinion about just about everything. If something was being debated, I figured I probably ought to know where I stood on it.
Somewhere along the way, that expectation quietly faded. Now when I see a headline, a debate, or a heated conversation online, I don’t automatically feel the urge to weigh in anymore...
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Starting first. Figuring it out later.
When Jennifer and I decided to start a podcast about local history, it meant trying something completely new at this stage of life — something neither of us had ever done before. Like, EVER...
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The other day I wrote my grocery list on a scrap of paper instead of typing it into my phone like a modern, efficient human.
And you know what?
I didn’t lose it.
I didn’t forget to open an app.
I didn’t get distracted by three notifications and end up ordering socks online.
I just… bought the groceries.
It made me laugh a little...
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I've reached the stage of life where I don’t want ‘more’ — I want to be able to put something down without knocking over three other things.
That's it.
That's the dream.
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Every once in a while, something becomes so popular that it’s impossible to avoid. It’s everywhere—online, in stores, in conversations—and people genuinely love it.
And then there’s me, standing off to the side thinking… am I missing something?
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