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A Palm Sunday Reflection: Jesus 'Understood the Assignment' Apr. 08, 2022
With Palm Sunday approaching, I've been reflecting on the popular social media catchphrase "I unders... Read More
The Unruly Nature of Our Inner Selves Apr. 03, 2022
During a more reflective turn in a procrastination-filled afternoon, I decided to ask my friends to ... Read More
Things I Would Like to Give My Kids Mar. 27, 2022
In raising our kids, one of the things that my husband and I have tried to stick with as much as hum... Read More
An Examination of the Scripted Life Mar. 20, 2022
One of the commonalities that my husband and I stumbled on was the tension-filled road trips of our ... Read More
The Impotence of Individuality and the Strength of Us All Mar. 13, 2022
My 6-year-old wanted to know what I had wanted to be when I grew up. I told him that I had wanted to... Read More
Reclaiming the Stewardship of your Time Mar. 06, 2022
An email back in December had a request from a stranger. They requested I call so they could tell me... Read More
A Guide to Crypto, NFTS and the Metaverse for Those Hiding in a Hole Mar. 05, 2022
As humans try to get by in 2022, we must be conversant in global affairs, the former Soviet Union, m... Read More
Beyond the Mentalities that Change Us Feb. 20, 2022
Some people strike me as the type who never relished slowly pulling the plastic film off something n... Read More
On the Road to Our Differences Jan. 30, 2022
There are so many toy cars in this house. Some of them my son inherited from me, old enough to have ... Read More
Who Takes on the Job of Breaking Generational Traumas? Jan. 23, 2022
When the silhouette of a car fills the rearview fast enough to catch your eye, there's speed involve... Read More
The Power of the Past to Dictate Our Future Jan. 16, 2022
I absorbed books on ghosts as a kid. Anything to do with the supernatural was good. You could leave ... Read More
Haunted by the Unexpected Icebergs of Life Jan. 09, 2022
There were additions to the shopping list that had to be made when I married my husband. His request... Read More
The Power of Many Little Cuts Dec. 19, 2021
Working with a budget, you renovate a house built in the early 1960s very slowly. Like everyone else... Read More
How We Travel the Virtual World Is the Guide for Our Children Dec. 12, 2021
I do remember a time before social media. However, my childhood wasn't the carefree type, the ones y... Read More
Gratitude as Preparation for the Lessons Nov. 21, 2021
I was surprised by the pediatrician's interest in my dog. It might have been that since I called her... Read More
I'm Going Crazy Back at My Parents' Home! Nov. 15, 2021
DR. WALLACE: After graduating from college about a year and a half ago, I moved back into my parent'... Read More
COVID-19 Made Us Bring Our Humanity to Work; We Need To Keep It There Nov. 14, 2021
Years ago, I had a boss that moved to New Mexico from a coast. They'd occasionally talk about how th... Read More
There May Be No Tears in Baseball, But There Are at Little Girl Parties Nov. 07, 2021
My daughter hurtled past a new life threshold this week — a birthday party with little girls w... Read More
When Gen Z Comes After Gen U Nov. 04, 2021
They're out there and they're out to get your job. I'm talking 72 million Generation Z young pups, w... Read More
When the Wheels on the Bus Don't Go Round Oct. 31, 2021
Since I had a stay-at-home mom, I never got to ride the bus aside from field trip days. However, my ... Read More
