My brother-in-law, “Mr. B” volunteered to teach the children of our families educational lessons during the pandemic. “The Learning Village” (our online school, named by his 9 year old daughter) is comprised of… Continue reading
Family, friendships and love relationships deliver love, heartbreak, happiness, sorrow, conflict and understanding. If I reflect on the past, sometimes I understand the meaning behind my struggles and challenges I face today, knowing… Continue reading
When I saw a photo of my friend dressed head to toe in black with her face mask, plastic gloves, baseball cap and sunglasses, I laughed. Her text read “I’m ready to go… Continue reading
Marching onwards, I continue to reflect, transition and embrace change even if it scares me. Change is a life-long process. Facing my fears is personal growth for mind, body and soul. Six word… Continue reading
I continue to self-reflect, take time for self-care and transition. Six word stories tell my truth. Cherish the basics – sleep, water, sunshine. Be true, give freely to others. Take pleasure in moments… Continue reading
This is a story of how I reconnected with my 1979 elementary school teacher after four decades. It describes the emotional connection that transpires between a student and teacher and how it empowers… Continue reading
For 2020, I promise myself to take time to contemplate what matters most to me. Managing the precarious balancing act of parenting, relationships, fitness, work and the chaos that comes with everyday living… Continue reading
Exercise: Activity requiring physical effort, carried out to sustain or improve health and fitness. Since January 2019, I’ve been challenging myself to train harder to exceed my usual limits in the realm of… Continue reading
The first sentence I published appeared in the book “Six Word Memoirs on Love and Heartbreak by Writers Famous and Obscure.” Famous: Dan Savage, Elizabeth Gilbert and Janice Dickinson. Obscure: Me. “Six Word Memoirs”… Continue reading
