April 7, 2022
Every morning, I see that more blades of grass have pushed against the hard crust of dirt overnight, casting aside the lids of their temporary coffins. Tiny buds, like goosebumps on the arms of trees, begin to blossom, turning the trees into seas of white or pink or purple. Daffodils laugh as their bright yellow […]
Read More →February 22, 2021
It’s been a long, hard winter. Many of you are still right smack in the middle of it. But here’s some good news: Spring is right around the corner! The thought of it makes me feel a little freer.
Read More →June 5, 2018
For 19 days in a row, it rained. Daily. I’ve been over it for about 18 days. But now, the sun is smiling and the humidity is low, so I can write about accepting the less than desirable days. My metaphorical rainy season is also tapering off. Three months after Steve’s surgery in a snowstorm […]
Read More →November 28, 2017
I used to feel almost cocky about balance. I thought I had it down. That’s before the room starting spinning and I found out I had vertigo. Read my article in The Redbud Post below: Vertigo Taught Me Balance
Read More →September 25, 2015
One of the constants in life is that nothing remains constant. Things change. It’s inevitable. You may embrace change, being bored with ruts and enticed by the hope of something new (that’s me!). Or your default emotion may be apprehension, preferring the familiar with its problems to the unknown. Some change is good and long-anticipated, […]
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