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observations from early summer
One of my goals this summer is to bake bread. So far, I’ve made pretzels, challah, pretzel bread, garlic knots, zucchini bread, and the weekly pizza dough—though I don’t really count it because I’ve made it every week for at least a year.1 Tuesdays and Thursdays are office days. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays are the-kids-practice-music days. Summer has a strange rhythm that feels chaotic but it’s been fun too.
BibleProject talks about childbirth | I’ve been talking about this for years; let’s hear it more
To Labour is to Love | Dorothy Sayers is a woman I want to learn more about
Summer UnSchooling | Austin Kleon’s great summer list
Tim Mackie on the gospel | great training in knowing and sharing the good news
Silo | Justin and I are watching this and I’m curious how they will wrap up the season next week
Ted Lasso to Eschatology | I unlocked this post for all subscribers
Lessons in Chemistry | This thick novel is a delight2
The Deep Sea | The ocean is fascinating
How’s summer going for you?
For the most part, Friday night is pizza night.
Do I just love stories that feature strong female protagonists going on with their lives regardless of societal expectations? Yeah, probably.
The Bible Project video... wow. My husband and I have been trying to conceive for about 5 years. I needed to watch that. I have often wondered about Genesis 3:16.
Ditto on Dorothy Sayers. Have you read any of her novels?
How was the first week of summer quarter?