Two Books about Grief
January 10, 2023
This week, I’m recommending two books that will help adults and children find paths into discussions about this part of life, Sitting Shiva and Walking Grandma Home.
Day #361: Encouragement
November 24, 2019
GrI am grateful for the encouragers. They are the people who listen, pay attention, recognize your dreams. They offer sincere encouragement. They believe in you.
Day #193: Olives and Birthdays
June 3, 2019
It is so much fun to share your birthday with a good friend, one whose birthday is the day after yours. Getting together to celebrate
Day #180: Neighborhoods
May 21, 2019
Driving in the car always reminds me how many neighborhoods there are throughout our state, our country, our globe, and how vital each one is
Day #177: Crooners Supper Club
May 18, 2019
Last night, a dear friend treated us to dinner and live music at Crooners Supper Club. We were fortunate to hear Prudence Johnson and Dean
Day #170: Anita Silvey
May 11, 2019
I am grateful for the writing, leadership, and example that Anita Silvey has been for my life. I have long admired her books about children’s
Day #164: Conversation
May 5, 2019
After spending the morning in conversation with a friend over breakfast, I realize how grateful I am for those beautiful moments of communion, face to
Day #147: Tulips
April 18, 2019
Dear friends brought these tulips to our home for a Game Night last Friday. Our weather has been a tad rainy and gloomy, so dark
Day #99: Heidi Grosch
March 1, 2019
I am grateful for my friend Heidi Grosch who is one of the most ebullient, determined, warm-hearted, and talented people that I know. After moving
Day #92: Cabin Fever Cure
February 22, 2019
This is the point when cabin fever sets in. I recognize the signs. Leaving the house is unreliable. You’d rather have the TV off than
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