"Limbs" by Noah Zinsmeister
I'm very excited to shamelessly announce and direct you to an essay I wrote that was just published by MercatorNet. Mercator is an online magazine that covers a range of ethical, political, social, and cultural issues, which its editors and writers try always to reframe in terms of "human dignity". I love this goal and purpose and am thrilled to be a part of it in my own small way.
My piece was published here on MercatorNet's Tiger Print blog, which is specifically aimed at young adults and covers modern culture and ideas and style.
Thank you for reading, and I hope you enjoy it!
p.s. Don't you love this photo my little brother took? I couldn't resist posting it today, a day that really feels like fall.
Congrats! Heading over to check out the essay.
ReplyDeleteYour brother really is quite a photographer. Wow, are the skies really that blue where you live?
Thanks Erica! I love your blog by the way, just stopped by and it's beautiful.
DeleteAnd yes, the skies are that blue! Noah took that photo in Upstate New York where we grew up.
Kate, I read your article and it was beautiul! I hope many young women (and men) will read it and be inspired by it.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much :)
DeleteCongrats on the publish! I will head over and check it out!
ReplyDeletexx Amy
Leopard and Lillies
Congrats on the essay! Very well done and the content is so important.
ReplyDeletep.s. I love that you were raised without TV.
DeleteThank you Renee! I'm so happy you enjoyed it, and yes--growing up without a TV was a wonderful thing. My husband and I still don't have one, although we will probably get one someday just to watch ND games :) Even then, we've agreed that it won't be in our living room!
DeleteWe recently bought a beautiful armoire to hide our TV, and I couldn't be happier with that decision. I love that it's no longer a focal point.
DeleteCongrats - that is so impressive!
ReplyDeleteXo Jill
Beautiful! I hope your writing and example can be an encouragement to other women. Your blog is also a refreshing read and I look forward to reading it in the mornings.
ReplyDeleteI hope so too, Sarah :) Thanks as always for reading.
Deletelove the photograph, your brother is talented! Off to read your essay...congrats!
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