How My Son Helped Me to Laugh Again After My Brother’s Death
It’s been 16 years since my brother died. It’s hard to believe that 16 years have passed and that I’ve almost spent more life without him than with him. I […]
7 Things You Can Do to Break Your List Reading Habit
Life is busy. You’ve got kids pulling at you, commitments in all directions, and not enough time in the day to warrant a 2-minute shower. If you’re lucky, you might gather […]
The Holiness of Dissatisfaction
Life is full of pain and dissatisfaction, and we live in a society that tells us pain and dissatisfaction are bad. We try to make ourselves feel better with clothes, […]
How To Make Space for the Messy and Imperfect
I had one of those come-to-reality moments when I opened the photo gallery on my phone today. You know, an icky sinking moment when you realize your life looks nothing […]
Why Loss of Perspective is Exactly What I Needed
Mold laden salami swirled atop the hot soapy water of the trash can. The day had sucked life and perspective out of me, but I was determined to end the […]
From the Parenting Files: Temporary Insanity
Life has a way of interrupting some of our best laid plans, and in doing so- shows us what is really important.
Why I Wanted To Love Wonder Woman
I didn’t know it, but I’ve waited all of my adult life to see Wonder Woman on the big screen. I’ve spent the greater part of 30 years missing out […]
How To Bridge the Divide and Improve Understanding
You're tired of the negativity and divisiveness in our nation. I'm with you. Join me as I share some thoughts on hope in humanity and how we can bridge the divide.
From The Archives: The Illusion of Intimacy
I’ve noticed a theme in many stories shared on social media lately. I was deeply touched by The Innovation of Loneliness; a short video which explores the changes in the formation of our social […]
Human Trafficking and How You Can Help
It’s human trafficking awareness month people! You know what that means? It means we talk about and spotlight human trafficking as much as possible without exhausting the whole lot of […]
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