Friday has a character all its own.
This morning at The Little Station on Commercial Street, we settle in with The Friday Collection, then turn to G. K. Chesterton’s wonderfully comic “The Advantages of Having One Leg”—an essay that begins with inconvenience and ends up asking whether limitations sometimes help us see ordinary pleasures more clearly.
We also look toward Game 1 of the World Series, wander through a few intriguing October 23 anniversaries, and consider something increasingly rare in an on-demand world: the pleasure of knowing that something begins at a particular time and that other people will be there for it too.
A Friday. A first pitch. A radio program. A page waiting to be read. Perhaps freedom isn’t always having everything available whenever we want it.
Daybreak is Chesterton Radio’s morning conversation from The Little Station on Commercial Street—a few worthwhile stories, a wider view of the day, and a thought worth carrying into it.
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