October: A Time to Keep
The winds are blowing this afternoon in the northern hemisphere, bringing a new season of life, a slower season—autumn. The light has already changed; golden and softer now. This time…
Author Archives: Paige Kelly
Paige Kelly
Paige celebrates diversity among culture, faith, and people. In between everyday life with her friend/husband and playtime with her darling children she writes, speaks, educates, and presents on themes radiating from the intersection of the humanities and finds great meaning in the connection there. She enjoys a perfect croissant from the kitchen, an outstanding tomato sandwich from the garden, and a superb piece of literature.
Recent Posts by Paige Kelly:
Creamy Memories
When I was a little girl, I somehow became aware of memories. I was interested in the idea of memories and how to make them. I read about how characters…
Climates, a Mother’s World
My friend’s farm in New Zealand is just tucking in for the winter, while my northern-hemisphere garden is just waking up to spring (most days). The ever-changing turn of natural…
Ocean Woman
I’m not really an ocean girl. I guess not in my perceived way. Oh, it’s nothing against the old girl. It’s just her power—her power–that makes this mostly sure human…