I grew up at a boarding school on Long Island and lived there until I was 16. My dad was a teacher at the school and part of the job meant that we lived on campus. It truly was a perfect world to grow up in. I had 55 acres of property to explore and …
I never used to go for walks. Given the choice, I’d rather run. After all, a leisurely stroll brings none of the sweat or red face or pounding heart that come from a good run. (I have been told that this is crazy, but maybe the runners among you can see where I’m coming from.) …
Photo credit: Alex Edelmen / Getty images, via Slate Since Common Ground’s conception, Molly, Leah, and I have been very careful to avoid making assertions that might offend the political sensibilities of readers or obscure the message of the Gospel. We’ve done so because we hope this blog is a beacon of truth — truth …
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2020 gave me a lot of good. I graduated from college and started a new job. I moved home to live with my family and enjoyed quality time that I have missed out on with them in the last three years. I got engaged to my now fiancé, Brandon, and started to fully plan out …
