Let’s face it. Writing is a lot of work. We search for just the right words to convey experiences and feelings, struggle with possibility and nuance, all in the effort to make something we hope is fine. And yet sometimes, without really thinking or trying, we say everything that needs to be said. When I received this email from Susie Moses, I saw a story tucked inside it.
Read MoreOne of the best pieces of advice I ever got came from my mother-in-law. Yola was an artist and a force of nature. When she came to see us, she never just visited. She painted rooms, landscaped, sewed curtains, laid bricks and tiles, and cooked fabulous meals. Juggling priorities never seemed to faze her. She applied a system that she summed up in Italian, even though she was Czech: “Uno alla volta.”
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