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We are lucky enough to to be able to share Urban Skye Project's "Advent Guide" with you all, our readers. I am very excited about this because it is a beautiful series on the theme of "Thin Places," a Celtic idea about the nearness of God. We will post from their guide each week this month. Enjoy!
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Yes, it's cheesy, and yes, I'm climbing onto my soapbox, but hear me out.
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Below is our annual update that we share with our readers and submitters. Read on to find out more about Ruminate's 2009 and also our hopes for 2010!
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Today is Thanksgiving. I don't really like Thanksgiving food and I'm
not really into being thankful either. I can't really do anything
about my pregnant tastebuds, but I'd really like to change my eternal
pessimism. Therefore, I wrote a Thanksgiving list. It's really
cheesy, but it really is how I feel.
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Ruminate contributor Lauren Schmidt recently wrote us a letter. She shared that in 2008 Ruminate was the first magazine to accept her poetry for publication. Since then, Lauren’s poetry has appeared in New York Quarterly, Rattle, Nimrod, Audemus, and Slab. She was a finalist for The Pablo Neruda Prize for Poetry and Scott Cairns selected her poem “From Wall to Wall: A Walk Beneath Goldfinches” as runner-up in our 2009 Janet B. McCabe Poetry Prize.
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I'm new to Ruminate and thought I'd introduce myself. I'm married and have six children. (More on that some other time.)
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