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Nana

08.Mar.08 at 11:28 am

I miss you sooooo much Kate! I can’t wait to get a hug from you when I see you….very soon. XOXO, Nana

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rachelpage

11.Mar.08 at 7:21 am

Kristen, your girls are so precious. They have such fresh faces and sweet smiles. You have a true gift to be able to capture that photographically.

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What is This Classical Life? A weblog about all the beautiful things in life, like books, food and community. It is written by Kristen, a newly-minted Memphian who is married to Michael and mother to two school-aged girls.

Why This Classical Life? Why not? The domain was bought a long time ago, the name came out of Michael's classics background and a love for WBEZ's This American Life.

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- kristen on Odds & Ends X
- Stephanie on Odds & Ends X
read in 2012:

The Paris Wife | McLain
The Elegance of the Hedgehog | Barbery
Give Them Grace | Fitzpatrick
The Underdog | Zusak
The Shaping of a Life | Tickle
Hippie Boy | Ricks
Compassion, Justice & the Christian Life | Lupton
The Fault in our Stars | Green
Bonhoeffer | Metaxas
Creation Regained | Wolters
best of?

In Which I am a Curmudgeon: I find the elf on the shelf trend incompatible with an incarnational Christmas.

Parenting, the Gospel & Moral Therapeutic Deism: What's best for our kids and what's best for the kingdom of God generally aren't mutually exclusive.

On Storytelling: Some of our best stories might not have a place on a blog.

Give Them Grace: A book review in which I assert that the author is espousing less grace than she believes by talking to children as unbelievers.
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