There seems to be a shortage of men who work with young women in a way that uplifts instead of objectifies them, encourages instead of tears down, without plans for manipulation or abuse.
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Author: rebekahllorens
2020 – July’s Reading
Hello, and welcome to August!
I can hardly believe we’ve arrived, but July was so full that I feel like I’m just slowing down. While there were events and catch-ups and camps and new norms, there were also many books that need reviewing!
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The House Cat, and other cues to slow down
Her name is Bongsoon, which means “strong woman” in Korean. It’s a fitting name for a resident in our house. She’s much like a dog, really, for all the attention and time she craves. She’s lived with us a few months now, and she quite happily belongs here.Read More »
Healing the Disconnect
One of the features of seasonal jobs is that life can switch rhythmically and drastically at the same time. What they don’t tell you is that the switch may take more time to process.Read More »
When Love looks like cooked chicken…
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Rebekah L. Streeter 