Image by Smiles by Shay We’re now a year into this pandemic, but I often feel like it just began. At the same time, it also feels like this madness started a lifetime ago. Anyone else experiencing this conundrum? As a highly sensitive person (HSP), I feel like I’m still reeling from all that unfolded... Continue Reading →
The Curves I Gained Becoming Your Mom Are Worth Every Ounce
Originally published in Her View From Home. I used to be fit and thin, but then I became a mom. I used to go running for the fun of it, often spur of the moment with my favorite tunes playing in my earbuds. Now if I want to go for a run, there’s nothing spontaneous... Continue Reading →
When Healing Takes Place
As I look back at this past year, I'm amazed that the mere passing of time can allow for such a difference in a person's life. It's not the passing of time that creates the change but rather the opportunity that time has to offer. Opportunity for a raw look at one's life and what mess... Continue Reading →
A Letter to My Future Children
June 24, 2012 Dear Future Children, Your father is amazing. He gives me a voice when I don’t have my own or don’t know how to use my own. He gives me encouragement when I need it most. Today marks the day when I will no longer live in fear of failure. Your father brought... Continue Reading →