Karen Huber

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  Here + Now (Midsummer 2017)

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  Summer holidays officially start today, but our June was so full of merriment, half our July will be single-parented, and our actual holiday just two ...

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  Links from What I've Designed

  Posted last year

  So here's a fun follow-up to where I've been writing. In addition to contributing monthly posts, I'm still doing the feature images ...

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  Links from Where I've Been

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  A part of our job here has always been to explore our little bit of the island we call home, engaging with culture, connecting with communities doing ...

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  Commit the Golden Days to Memory

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  I know, probably once a year I come on here and bemoan All The Things and apologize for Not Posting Regularly. Blogging is such a peculiar art as, ...

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  What would you leave on the tree to be free?

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  Last week I wrote for VOX about a Good News Crisis in Ireland. The article didn't start out that way; I just wanted to cover the craziness of ...

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  In which I fantasize about buying our house

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  Around the 3rd of each month, I steel myself for a visit from the landlord. He’s a lovely man, really: kind, affable and reasonable. He never ...

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  A Grecian Spiritual Retreat

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  I've owed this post to you for a long time. Way back in November - like, in the BT days (Before Trump) - I travelled to Athens, Greece with ...

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  Here + Now (2016 Year-End Edition)

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  Here is Kansas, a dark and quiet house, a fire lit and the children sleeping.Now is cold and flu season, post-Christmas, pre-New Year's. The ...

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  The World Around My Kitchen Table

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  Quick Link: Can Cheese Pizza and Betty Crocker Save the World?//It surprises me even now, even still, how children who grow up in a culture outside ...

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  We Must Not Look Away

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  Yesterday I considered writing on Christmas anxiety, but news from Aleppo plagued my thoughts as headlines declared “a complete meltdown of ...

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