4,500 Planes Crash, Killing 617,547 People and Leaving 5.5 Million Grieving The newspaper headline on June 22, 2021, reads, “4,500 Planes Crash in the Last 15 Months in the United States, Killing 617,547 People, Leaving 5.5 Read More »
I Don’t Know After experiencing the birth of my grandson on April 19, followed by the unexpected death of my husband ten days later, it would have been Read More »
From Good News to Sad News I would have never thought I would have two blogs back-to-back that would announce one of the most joyous occasions in my life to one Read More »
Filling Some Big Shoes as a Grandparent Some of my fondest memories growing up are those of my grandparents. Coming out of school at the end of the day and seeing my Read More »
Preparing for the Transition Into Summer It struck me that moving from March to April last week means we will soon be winding down the school year and gearing up for Read More »
I Wonder I will confess. My blog is coming to you a day later than usual. It’s the first time in a long time I’m publishing my Read More »
Lessons Learned: Writing the Narrative Cue this week in March a year ago when our lives were abruptly put on hold and we were restricted from leaving our homes and Read More »
Caring for Ourselves and Each Other During the Pandemic Ashley is an elementary teacher who logs onto Zoom at 7:45 am every morning. On Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays she teaches 20 seven-year-olds virtually until Read More »
I Know That Already I remember the day my high school age son insisted that he already knew what I was talking about when I was telling him about Read More »
How Many Times Do I Have To Tell You “If I’ve told you once, I’ve told you a thousand times.” Have you ever had this said to you or even said it to someone Read More »