Another Kind of Sixteen: Celebrating My Daughter
My firstborn turned sixteen today, and it turned out nothing like I might have pictured from my John Hughes movie upbringing featuring boys, parties, and
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My firstborn turned sixteen today, and it turned out nothing like I might have pictured from my John Hughes movie upbringing featuring boys, parties, and
While standing in front of her grandmother’s house in Williamsburg in November, my daughter says hello to a passing neighbor on her afternoon walk. This
I think about doing that which requires faith in the New Year. This means I might do things exceeding my capacity, resources, and understanding. What
I add a new resolution to my list: throw more tea parties for friends and teens. I’m talking about delicious little tea sandwiches, tiny cakes,
We note the sign on the highway. It’s a great warning for life ahead. We slow down when we see the sharp curves—whatever they might
I’ve been so healthy all of 2017, but last night, at precisely 4:30 AM, illness hits. Sick in the tummy and shaking with chills and
As 2018 approaches, I consider how to help myself and others resist the urge to be great in public and large ways, as if those
Today I think more about this Mahatma Gandhi Quote: “Speak only if it improves upon the silence.” What a wonderful quote to share, especially when tempted
During the holidays, we aim to put into practice those ancient principles: Seek to serve and not be served. It is more of a blessing
Merry Christmas!! As we tidy up from unwrapping presents and feasting, I want to remember that Christmas isn’t over. It’s beginning. Jesus is here, a