What Does Practicing Patience Really Teach Us?
The first lesson I remember in practicing patience was when I was in second grade. There was a special day when Moms came for lunch
Category: Learning
You Are What You Love
When my mother was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer, her doctor said she had a few years. Despite chemo rounds, we watched her decline
Learning to Love – Giving Unconditionally
My understanding and definition of love has surpassed the twitterpated feelings of a 20-year-old and evolved into the maturely rooted foundation of my relationships today.
Of Course You’re Tired, You’re a Mom
Feeling a little tired? You’re not alone. I was picking up some prescription pain medication for my daughter who was at home with my husband
Ponder the Path of Your Feet
“I will be happy when…” Ever said that to yourself? Learning to love the path you’re on takes some perspective, practice, and patience.
Who Were You on 9/11 and Who are You Now?
I originally started writing this post the week before Hurricane Harvey was anywhere near Houston. Today the devastation has reached Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina
Revisit Your Memories
My earliest memory involved a parking garage and a pink rain jacket. I was somewhere between two and four years old, stomping and jumping in
Why Should I Pick Up a New Hobby?
My husband has always been known as the man with many hobbies. A while back, he woke up one morning and mentioned he wanted to
A Summer of Travel, Memories, and Learning
Summer is my favorite time because it’s when we travel the most. And I adore traveling. This summer we kind of accidentally had a National
Environments are Stronger than Willpower
The last few weeks I have been actively re-organizing and re-decorating my home and office. My boys are with their Dad for the summer, and
If It’s Worth Doing, It’s Worth Doing Well
My Grandfather was one of the most influential people in my life. He has been a continual source of inspiration even though he is no
How Learning about Differences Allowed Me to Embrace Myself
One of the most readily known facts is this: people are different. I’m sure I’ve always known it; I’ve surely recognized differences in peers, siblings,
