Is this going to be a tough Mother’s Day? Take heart, friend. In all likelihood, you can honor your mother best in this one way.
Simple Lessons from Our Littlest Selves
Did you ever consider that your childhood self might have a thing or two to teach you?
5 Wholesome Things I Learned in April
April’s List of Wholesome Things is as light as a spring breeze: TV with gorgeous scenery, cloths that suck up grime, and fancy cake! Check it out!
Can We Be Like Kids?
What does it take to be like a kid? For most of us – a lot. Being kid-like is hard. Here’s why.
Notre Dame de Paris and Legacies at Easter
What should be the legacy of a life and suffering? It’s a question worth contemplating in times like these.
The Day I Stopped Judging My Neighbor
Do you judge your neighbor? I know I did. Right up until recently, when I learned I’d been wrong about a few things.
God the “Father” – When Language Falls Short
I call God “Father,” but He is neither masculine nor feminine. He is both and all. The more I understand this, the more I see how He met me in my past and beckoned me to Himself.
5 Wholesome Things I Learned in March
In March, I discovered something amazing in my fridge, that my dog really DOES love me, and a trick for helping kids handle IVs like superheroes. Read more here!
Do You Have Your Own Hogwarts House? I Do.
It’s great to be a member of a “house” or a team – to find commonality and fellowship, to contribute our talents toward a greater cause, to be part of a unified effort – but each of us individually is worthy of celebration and we don’t need to be afraid to step apart.
What Does the Cashier See in Our Eyes?
When I interact with someone in the service industry today, what will he or she see in me?