This month I turn 38. Whoop whoop! To you, there may not be anything special about turning 38, but for me it’s another year of...[Read More]
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I recently began a small workbook titled: “Do Disrupt: Change the status quo. Or become it.” It’s timely for us to be talking about changing...[Read More]
Mom always carried a mom-purse. It was never a super big purse, but certainly not a small purse either. As far as I know, she’s...[Read More]
My mother died when I was in my early twenties after a long painful illness. Until I became a mother at thirty-two, Mother’s Day was...[Read More]
Six years ago on Mother’s Day, I arrived at Ros’ home and knocked on the door only to find no answer. I walked in expecting to...[Read More]
It’s a familiar phrase that sounds innocent enough: “I’m sorry.” Throughout our childhoods we were instructed to say we’re sorry for something we did“wrong.” Much...[Read More]
As the topic of abortion later in pregnancy has risen to the top of news cycles, many people express disgust at the idea. Even some...[Read More]
Riding to the airport after a recent writer’s week, a girlfriend declared that America is not ready for a female president. WHAT? I don’t remember...[Read More]
I read an article about an amazing group of Girl Scouts in Ohio (though technically all Girl Scout groups are amazing) who installed cabinets in...[Read More]
I’ve always been an avid reader. Before the days of tablets and cellphones, even Nintendo’s, my favorite occupiers of time were the great outdoors, my...[Read More]