Blog It's a story I never tired of telling, and it happened just last week--well, July 15, 1838 (and, no, I…James C. SchaapJuly 25, 2013
Blog Grass and Flowers, Slowly – Part 2 Two weeks ago here at the twelve I commended a National Geographic story of people making hay in Romania and…Thomas GoodhartJuly 25, 2013
Blog Space Equals Money In New York City space equals money. Let me offer two examples that surprised this Midwestern transplant. I am a…Jes KastJuly 24, 2013
Blog Don’t Get It A time or two in the past here on The Twelve I have mused a bit about the lack of…Scott HoezeeJuly 23, 2013
Blog Best Names in the Game Knowing that Shin Soo-Choo is playing the outfield in Cincinnati makes it easier for me gather the strength to face…Jeff MunroeJuly 22, 2013
Blog orthodox hot dogs For the past two weeks my family and I have been hanging out in Grand Rapids where I've been immersed…Jason LiefJuly 19, 2013
Blog Telling History On the road yet again this week, this time in St. Louis for a conference on early American history. On…James BrattJuly 19, 2013
Blog Bending an Ear to Wisdom’s Cries In recent weeks, I’ve been reading a lot about wisdom, and longing for more of it in my life. Wisdom…Theresa LatiniJuly 18, 2013
Blog Raids on the Inarticulate Those beautiful, melancholy lines from the Book of Common Prayer—“in the midst of life, we are in death”—have become a…Jennifer L. HolbergJuly 17, 2013
Blog Hoodies and Habits I just returned from Minnesota, from a writing workshop called “Deepening Words: Writing and the Spiritual Life,” led by writer…Jessica BrattJuly 15, 2013