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There was a time when a full calendar felt like proof that life was being lived well but steadily, the rise of slow living in

There was a time when many of the objects we now describe as analog were simply part of everyday life and at present we are

Some of the most memorable gifts are not wrapped in paper, they could be Nairobi experiences that make great gifts instead of objects. Years later,

Weekends have a way of disappearing before they really begin. A few errands outside become a full day or one coffee at home turns into

The Question People Ask Before They Sit Down Are live poems truly unique? There is often a moment, usually just before someone sits down for

There is a particular kind of silence that arrives just before someone begins to speak about something that matters to them. It’s not an empty

There is a particular kind of quiet that settles over a table when a letter is being written. It is not the silence of absence,

There is often a pause before someone offers up a piece of information for their typewritten poem. It happens in different ways. At an event,

A quiet exchange between strangers, and the words that remain long after There is often a moment, just before a poem begins, that goes unnoticed

The quiet impact of a few lines Some poems stay with us long after we read them. A reader may encounter a short poem in