The Famlet Monthly https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html On snowcrete, feminist lit, Confederate generals, and scoping out the new Buc-ee’s (vol. xxx, no. 2) On caftans, cruise ships, Christmas, Kents, and karaoke (vol. xxix, no. 12) The Wonnacotts’ March: On being pregnant, breaking things at Top Golf, and the elusive nature of motivation On streak maintenance, mouth breathing, Greece, and counting the days until summer (vol. xxx, no. 3) The Wonnacotts’ October: On Halloween social skills, things students say, and scooting The Wonnacotts’ November: On business trips, my last full month of student teaching, and Thanksgiving in Coeur d’Alene On Thanksgiving and thanks giving (vol. xxix, no. 11) Who are these people? On a polyglot, a piano tuner, outdoor education, and a sleep study (vol. xxx, no. 1) The Wonnacotts’ December and January: On milestones, work ethic, and DINKing around On a wedding, a surgery, and the stirring power of a bunch of little kids on bikes (vol. xxix, no. 10) The Wonnacotts’ July: On girls’ camp, Luke’s CFP exam, and my Walmart hysteria The Wonnacotts’ May: Our First Home, Job Searches, and the Appearance of Money On finish lines, sixth-grade fisticuffs, and one of Maryland’s safest hospitals (vol. xxix, no. 5) On summer mode, scandalizing Grace in the temple, and the fine art of not embarrassing myself at the piano (vol. xxix, no. 6) On Idaho, Washington, wineberries, and training TSA agents, (vol xxix, no. 7) On Beautiful Rivers of Historic, Religious, and Familial Significance (vol. xxix, no. 9) The Wonnacotts’ June: A family reunion, camp preparations, and my age-old stage fright On a town known as Wheeling, West Virginia, pickleball lessons, Seinfeld day at Yankee Stadium, and Opera in the Outfield (vol. xxix, no. 8) The Wonnacotts’ August: Returning to Maryland, the Fruits of Latvia, and the Most Exhausting Two Weeks of My Life The Wonnacotts’ April: Egg hunts, good friends, and self-doubt On Holy Week in Mexico, A.I. pitfalls in Utah, and legal troubles in Europe (vol. xxix, no. 4) On flouting open container laws, quality time with Mom, and testing the boundaries of church music (vol. xxix, no. 2) On too much food and not enough tables (vol. xxviii, no. 12) On surgery, bodily functions, and how my oldest daughter finally married a returned missionary (vol. xxix, no. 1) About the Famlet Sophie’s December: When She Married Luke Wonnacott Ari’s EPISTOLARIUS: Actually On-time Edition — January 2025 Sophie’s May: When She Became a (Substitute) Teacher Ari’s EPISTOLARIUS: Pride Edition (feat. the allegory of the queer fish) — May-June 2024 Ari’s EPISTOLARIUS: Insert Clever Title Edition— September-December 2024 Sophie’s July: In Which She Eats a Lot of Borsch Sophie’s November: When She Realized That Some Callings Really Are Better Than Others Sophie’s October: When She and Everyone Else Were Really Quite Tired Sophie’s August: When She Flew, and Flew Some More Sophie’s September: When She Tried on Pretty Dresses On being waterproof, geeking out on hymns, and trying to relate to people with no memory of 9/11 (vol. xxviii, no. 9) On other people’s health challenges, Hannah’s new job, Boo at the Zoo, and an evening with Renée Fleming (vol. xxviii, no. 10) On marital smugness, Hawaiian vocabulary, and a panic attack at 8,000 feet (vol. xxviii, no. 8) Ari’s EPISTOLARIUS: Summer Camp Edition — July-August 2024 On being grateful in all things; e.g., the benefits of being Roland Kent’s sister, sharing Thanksgiving with (most of) my daughters, and the very most fun I’ve ever had directing a choir (vol. xxviii, no. 11) On the blessings of family and … I forget what else (vol. xxviii, no. 7) On Grace dressing like a Catholic, Grace singing like a Methodist, and why you probably should steer clear of the church restrooms this week (vol. xxix, no. 3) Ari’s EPISTOLARIUS: The Great Hike Edition — Nov 2023-Apr 2024 The Wonnacotts’ March: Birthdays, house hunting, and birds both edible and inedible Sophie’s June: When She Became a Fiancée On geography lessons, engagement, the kindness of strangers, and why music makes me cry (vol. xxviii, no. 6) The Wonnacotts’ January: On married life, new jobs, and wintry camping On automated traffic citations, a bear on the loose, beautiful music, and an injury update (vol. xxviii, no. 5) The Wonnacotts’ February: A frightening drive, teaching, and how my husband is certainly not a democrat