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it is incontestable, and particularly apparent every February, that society is in complete denial about the actual shape of the human... Read more

“He puzzled and puzzled till his puzzler was sore. Then the Grinch thought of something he hadn’t before. Maybe Christmas, he thought…doesn’t come from a store. Maybe Christmas, perhaps…means a little bit more!” – How the Grinch Stole Christmas by Dr. Seuss For many, Christmas highlights loss experienced in this difficult year–loss of friends or... Read more

Greetings one and all… This past week, I concluded my 2019 schedule of programs and presentations. As in years past, the last program of the season dealt with the issue of grief and the holidays. For those who have suffered a recent significant loss, the holidays can be downright brutal. For the rest of us,... Read more

Greetings one and all… It’s hard to believe that the holidays are here. Although Thanksgiving was late this year, the holidays seemingly snuck up on me. Like everyone else, I have been more than fully occupied with work, with family, and with LIFE this year. Perhaps that is why I am longing for a simple... Read more

Greetings one and all… Recently, I spent two weeks in northwestern Washington state exploring everything that the Pacific Northwest has to offer – mountains, rocky coastlines, and rain forests. It was a fabulous adventure shared with a dear friend. Most days were spent hiking in the great outdoors. Nothing better as far as I am... Read more

“The idea of independence is rooted deep in the heart of every American, but, perhaps, especially our seniors. The desire to be independent does not fade as we... Read more

My daughter’s preschool hosted a Muffins for Moms morning this week. My daughter was so excited to bring me to her school. The first thing she said when she woke up in the morning was, “Happy Muffin Day, Mama!” Upon arriving at my daughter’s school I was showered with gifts. The first was a bouquet... Read more

This Valentine’s Day and every day, may your experience childlike delight for the ordinary moments of... Read more

“Reflection is hard work, it’s more than just posting your #bestnine. Reflecting back on the year takes time, but can help you prepare for... Read more

I want to wish you and yours a blessed and magical holiday season. A time to remember. A time to create new memories. A time to reclaim your childlike innocence and appreciation of the moment. A time to rediscover the things that bring you joy, that bring you peace, and that bring you hope. A... Read more