By Leslie Means I hope she wears it anyway…
I was the kid in grade school that wore homemade outfits. You might know the ones? Each thread was sewn…
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A Gift for Mom! 🤍
Relationships
By Scott Rager WINTER PERSPECTIVE
This time of the year always makes me think of dirty snowmen. Front yards will occasionally highlight a "Frosty" from…
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By Dana Hurst You have to crawl to walk and walk to run to be successful
A note of encouragement from someone I look up to very much, my brother. This has resonated with me all…
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By Tiffany Verzal I’ve got an announcement
I like scanning Facebook a couple of times a day. One of my favorite things is seeing what my friends…
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The Comfort of Home
I had an incredible conversation with a young lady today. I was a young lady once. I hope I still…
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By Chaaron Doting on Dad
Please allow me a personal indulgence to pay tribute to this very special guy on the occasion of his 61st…
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By Josi Seibert Dear Grandpa…You Will be Missed
Dear Grandpa, I write this crying with a smile as I turn back time, exploring and revisiting archived memories of time…
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WHAT DEFINES YOU?
When I was 18 years old and attending the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Los Angeles, my high school…
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A Well Deserved Break
I woke up early once during my grade school years to find my mother, standing at our bathroom sink prepping…
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I Am Woman – Hear Me Roar!
I ran out of gas once. I blame the gas gauge of my 1983 two toned green LTD; not my…
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7 years and 7 lessons
On Tuesday Alexis will celebrate her 7th birthday! In honor of her, I’m posting the 7 biggest lessons she has…
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COMME des GARCONS
The power of smell is extraordinary. Often the scent of something particular can provide a Pavlovian response that transports us…
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