With our nation descending more and more into the swamp from which we were promised deliverance, it’s difficult to find much to celebrate this summer. But let’s give it a go: 1. Lessons from a real man. If you have not yet been to see Won’t you be my neighbor?, the documentary celebrating the life […]
Late Summer Reflections Read More »
It’s been said that we remember what we remember because it’s important to us in the present moment. As I reflect on Mother’s Day, three memories from childhood present themselves, each with a critical life lesson for today: 1. Racism is a sin. I am around 10 years old, looking out the front window of
Three Lessons from Mom: A Mother’s Day Reflection Read More »
The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. -Robert Frost A quick google search results in the following definition for the somewhat antiquated idiom of a certain age: “not yet old but no longer young.” I
Of a Certain Age: A Reflection On Growing Old Read More »