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“When Love Wags a Tail” and the Joys of Adopting a Dog
“When Love Wags a Tail” and the Joys of Adopting a Dog

Dogs are joy made alive. I’ve always loved dogs. Their infectious excitement and loyalty have made them constant and welcomed companions in my life. “When Love Wags a Tail” by Carmen Leal is a collection of essays about people’s true stories about adopting their own rescue dogs. If you love dogs, you'll love this book.

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Thoughts on Wintering
Thoughts on Wintering

Inspired by Katherine May's “Wintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times” novel, I reflect on the concept of wintering and how going inward, using introspection, solitude, and self-care helps me endure the season of winter.

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