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I Won’t Give Up on Growing Things

Sowing seeds in late February

3 min readFeb 28, 2024

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Seedling growing out of dark earth

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I Don’t Miss Living in the City

Location does matter; just not in the way you assume

6 min readMar 21, 2024

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haystack in a field of green

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Travel Memoirs

Overcoming My Fear of Flying

An exercise in trust

6 min readFeb 6, 2024

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wings of a plane flying over clouds

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In November, I spent five days at Christ in the Desert, a Benedictine monastery in northern New Mexico. One of my favorite authors, Belden…

2 min readDec 24, 2023

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Word Garden

Future Writer, Will You Pick Up the Pen?

I spent most of my life listening to the voice in my head that told me I was no writer.

5 min readJan 14, 2024

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Future Writer, Will You Pick Up the Pen?

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Crow’s Feet

Why We Don’t Hear from Grandpa Anymore

Estrangement isn’t so strange, evidently

3 min read1 day ago

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Front porch with empty rocking chairs.

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Contemplate

Scorched Earth

Desert Spirituality Is Life-Giving

4 min read6 days ago

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A desert road at sunset, mountains in the background.

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Natalie Hanemann
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Contemplate

Writing by Hand

The lost art of old-school learning

4 min read6 days ago

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Person writes by hand with pencil in notebook

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Natalie Hanemann
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Crow’s Feet

Three Generations

An afternoon of shopping with my mom and daughter

6 min readApr 16, 2024

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Black and white image of Mom and I holding hands

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Travel Memoirs

The Big Easy on Good Friday

New Orleans: a holy clash of darkness and light

4 min readApr 2, 2024

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Interior image of altar in St. Louis Cathedral — statues are set up on top of the altar and a statue of St. Peter holds the key to heaven, on a ledge on the right side. There are the words “Ecce Pano Angelorum” written on the altar, “Behold the bread of angels.”

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Natalie Hanemann

Natalie Hanemann

M.A. in Theology, obsessed with reading, hiking, and the search for meaning. I also write books and have been an editor for 25 years. NatalieHanemann.com

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