July 13, 2017 The Weight of Quiet I remember sitting in a small tea shop in Kyoto, watching an elderly man fold his napkin with the kind of precision... Read Article →
July 12, 2017 The Weight of Winter I keep a wool mitten in the back of my cedar chest, the thumb worn thin from years of gripping a sled... Read Article →
July 10, 2017 The Weight of Stone We build to outlast the winter. We stack stone upon stone, believing that if we make the walls high enough, the wind... Read Article →