I received a call from my daughter in college last week that hit my heart to the core. She is a freshman, and after a week of homesickness and adjusting to her new normal, was diving deep into her classes and college life. One of her first assignments for the Honors College was to write […]
Breaking Generational Curses and Rewiring Motherhood. Read Post »
Last week I became an empty nester. I dropped off my entire heart at college and drove away carrying an inexplicably large amount of pride and grief in my chest. When I had my kids, I knew immediately that my heart would no longer live inside of me, but rather, it would live inside of
Full Hearts and Empty Nests. Read Post »
I’m not afraid to admit that I’m as tied into social media as the rest of the world. I do thank the high heavens every single day that I didn’t grow up with this or like this though. My Gen X self enjoyed life in the moment without a screen in sight (unless it was
Shutting Out The Noise on Social Media. Read Post »
It’s been two weeks. Two weeks since I had to make one of the most difficult decisions of my life. Two weeks since I said good-by to the goodest boy, my best friend, my little universe. No one tells you how slowly time passes after the death of a beloved pet, but it does. These
Pet Loss: Standing At The Edge of the Rainbow Bridge. Read Post »
This year of 2025 has started off with levels of difficulty I don’t think any of us could have imagined. Just a few days into the year and a large portion of the city I was born and raised in was razed by fires, either set by man or nature…we still don’t fully know. What
Are We Losing Our Humanity? Read Post »
