Editor’s Letter

Editor’s Letter January/February 2019

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About a year after I moved to Lynchburg over a decade ago, I started attending Young Professionals of Central Virginia events to meet new...

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Editor’s Letter November/December 2018

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You’ve probably seen this research on the news or shared on social media. Psychology experts say putting up your Christmas trees and...

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Editor’s Letter September/October 2018

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There have been years of my life where I barely made an appearance at the doctor’s office, in exception to my annual physical. Then there...

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Editor’s Letter July/August 2018

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As a child, I couldn’t get enough of the Little House on the Prairie book series. I loved letting my imagination go back to “the olden...

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Editor’s Letter March/April 2018

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A real-life text message conversation with my husband: Me: “I think I found a rug I like for the living room.” Him: “Great.” Me:...

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Editor’s Letter Jan/Feb 2018

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My favorite part about winter? When it’s over.” A friend of mine posted this meme on Facebook the other day and I immediately clicked...

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Editor’s Letter Nov/Dec 2017

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Oh, the memories of bringing home our family’s Christmas tree as a kid. My dad was a “go big or go home” type of Christmas tree...

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Editor’s Letter Sept/Oct 2017

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Just the other day I was thinking about a good childhood friend of mine named Jacob. We started out in kindergarten together. I remember,...

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Editor’s Letter July/August 2017

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When you see it on paper, your brain makes the obvious connections. Summer=hot, sweat, beach, school’s out, vacation, etc. But I did a...

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Editor’s Letter May/June 2017

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Over the past eight months, I have really enjoyed watching my daughter as she experiences everything for the first time. From the confused...

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