
Hello!
My name is Grace Leuenberger and I’m an aunt, sister, and a person who once cried when she received a pair of very nice slippers for Christmas. I was born and raised in rural Western Pennsylvania, home to rolling farmland, weird casseroles, questionable accents, and the most loyal people I’ve met. I’m the youngest of four with three older brothers, so any humor you’ll find here must be credited back to the fact that I had to develop some kind of survival mechanism to escape the loathsome label of “annoying little sister.”
I’ve moved eight times in my twenty-seven years, but now reside in the beautiful and quirky town of Kent, Ohio with my golden retriever, Tess, and my growing collection of vintage postcards. I love long distance running, hiking, cooking and baking, learning how to play my banjo, and spending time with my family. In addition to what you’ll find on this blog, you can read more of my writing on Mockingbird, a blog that connects the Christian message with the realities of everyday life. Thanks for stopping by and reading my thoughts.
Warmest wishes from your Internet Pal,
Grace
P.S. You can follow me on Instagram or Twitter for more midwestern musings, photos of my dog, etc.
I love your page. I’ve recently begun one of my own (not the one here on wordpress), so here at 45 years old, I’m exploring writing along with my art-making. I just wanted to say how much I appreciate your entries. I found it from the Reading While Black book review, which I thought was spot-on. Keep thinking, keep working….
Rachel
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