Aunt Annette
If I had known Jes and Jeff’s wedding would be the last time I saw my Aunt Annette, I would …
Category Archives: Gratitude
April 18, 2020 – Quarantine, Day 36
I feel like I “should” be writing during this strange time, but I struggle to find things to say. What …
On Skiing and Fear
On a crisp, clear winter evening, my daughter and I rode the ski lift to the top of the mountain. …
Staying Open
I haven’t written in awhile, but that doesn’t mean I am not thinking and living a lot. This quote was …
Are We There Yet?
I was the kid who always threw up in the car. I’ve always been a bit prone to drama; a …
Lessons from the Grand Canyon
Originally published on October 13, 2013. A large framed print of this image hangs in my living room. I see …
A Review of Rare Bird
by Lisa Cadigan This review was originally published on Cadigan Creative. I am honored to be an early reader of …
When I Grow Up…
I turned 42 this month. 42. Which, for the record, has a MUCH better ring to it than 41. I …
A Bit More Like Connor
Originally posted on Letters to my mom:
I sat by the pool and watched Connor navigate his way over to the small playground.…
Easter
In his book, Callings, Gregg Levoy cites Nobel Prize-winning Belgian physicist Ilya Prigogine’s theory of dissipative structures, which contends that …
