Editor's note: The following essay is the result of a conversation between photographer and High Calling editor Kelly Sauer and her attorney husband, Pete Sauer, interspersed with photos from a shoot conducted at a law...
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Jun 14, 2012
by denadyer
“Can I take you to lunch?” Dad asks. “Your mom has an art class, and I’m driving over with her.”
I look down at my calendar, which is unusually bare today.
“I’d love it,” I say...
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Aug 27, 2011
I recently got a call from the founder of the Houston Palestine Film Festival. She asked our church, The Awakenings Movement, to partner with them by bringing Awakenings and local Palestinian poets together in the festival...
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Apr 29, 2011
by Sam Van Eman
"You see from where you sit." When I first heard this expression, I thought my professor was being unnecessarily obvious. Turns out I had simply missed the metaphor. I finally got it, but it took learning from...
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Dec 8, 2008
by Sam Van Eman
To reconcile is "to bring back to harmony." To be able to reconcile, therefore, I must know two things: 1) What's wrong, and 2) What it looks like when it's right.
It's easy to reconcile a simple, broken toy because I can...
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