Blog Broken I reach above my head to re-position the newly-washed ceramic salt-and-pepper shakers, my hands still a little wet and soapy.…Sarina Gruver MooreFebruary 1, 2018
Blog Even the Clarinets A good half of my Facebook newsfeed on New Year's Day was devoted to groanings and lamentations over the dumpster…Sarina Gruver MooreJanuary 4, 2018
Blog Winter Solstice It's the shortest day of the year today. The winter solstice will occur in approximately 2.5 hours from the writing…Sarina Gruver MooreDecember 21, 2017
Blog Giant Inflatable Baby Jesus By Sarina Gruver Moore Raise your hand if you have one of these in your yard. C’mon. Some of you…Sarina Gruver MooreDecember 7, 2017
Blog Ask the 99-Year-Old By Sarina Gruver Moore “Hey, Grandpa. How do you get people to give money to something?” I’m sitting with my…Sarina Gruver MooreNovember 30, 2017
Blog In Praise of Laziness By Sarina Gruver Moore When I teach Milton's Paradise Lost I am at pains to point out to students that Milton's Eden…Sarina Gruver MooreNovember 16, 2017
Blog The Song of Sorrow By Sarina Gruver Moore I've found myself thinking about and appreciating sorrow these days. It's a deeper and more profound…Sarina Gruver MooreNovember 2, 2017
Blog Or Maybe Not? By Sarina Gruver Moore Let me say first what this post is not: It is not an indictment of women…Sarina Gruver MooreOctober 19, 2017
Blog In Living Color I fully intended to write a political screed today. Feed the outrage machine. Bait the clicks. Gin up controversy. Hurricanes,…Sarina Gruver MooreOctober 5, 2017
Blog The Holy Weird What does it mean to be holy? My image of holiness is my grandmother--quiet, kind, gentle, endlessly patient, a servant…Sarina Gruver MooreSeptember 21, 2017