Live With Flair

Late last night, we heard the news that PSU would cancel classes today. We also heard that the school district had closed school for children.

I’m learning in my various leadership roles what it feels like to react rather than respond. When I respond, it comes from a place of

This morning, I didn’t even need a coat. I opened the door to warm, balmy air. But by afternoon, the freezing air returned. I’m bundled

This morning, I’m struck by Hannah Whitall Smith’s description of a child fully surrendered to the care of others. She wishes for us to understand

I love walking along Spring Creek!

I haven’t read the story of Mary and Martha for a while. I find it this morning before church in Luke 10:38-42: Now as they

The whiteout conditions suddenly swirled around the house like a tornado of snow. We could hardly see the house across the street. The wind howled.

I often ask students (and myself) this question: How are you taking care of yourself? It’s a great question to unearth mental health practices, joyful

I’m teaching students how to “pace” their writing. Pace is the speed at which a reader will experience our writing. I teach students to manage

My cat Merlin hardly spent time in plain sight. Once, he lived a scared, anxious, and hidden life. But over the years, we’ve coaxed him