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Morning Coffee

Posted on April 17, 2019 by Christi Craig

Drip, pour over, french press. Bold, mild, “a little room for cream.” You order half decaf, “make it a medium,” and feel like the drunk who orders near-beer. Who are we kidding. You sit facing the window, and the clock … Continue reading →

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Story in Photos: How You View Your World

Posted on September 26, 2018 by Christi Craig

Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about details, perspective, and the filters through which we view our world. The way these three concepts work together are never more apparent than when I study photos, mine or someone else’s. I found this … Continue reading →

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Smell: The Expressway to Memory

Posted on June 17, 2015 by Christi

It’s nothing new to say our sense of smell is an expressway to memory. One whiff of black pavement on a hot day, and I am at Six Flags in the heat of summer during the late ’70’s. My dad worked a … Continue reading →

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