What She Brought Home

A little life poem

There’s One Feeling Money Can’t Buy, But I’d Pay Anything to Feel It Again

The one I loved but couldn’t always reach

I Almost Had A Career in 1979

Because my mother was a horrible cook

The Growing Danger of AI

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Movies That Changed Our Lives

And the lines that stay with us

I Took Out the Trash That Night. I Didn’t Know It Was a Goodbye

She complained about everything for 20 years, then…

Where Have You Gone, Olan Mills?

The sad demise of the family photo

Letting Go Is Easy Until Your Memories Refuse to Leave

Twenty Years Later, I Still Hear My Grandfather’s Rocking Chair

Some losses don’t become smaller with time. We simply learn to live with them, until an ordinary sound reminds us otherwise.

Ciall Cheannaithe: 7 Life Lessons I Bought and Paid For

Hard truths with high prices

Who Cares About Haiti?

It will break your helpless heart

I Started Therapy

On taking a step I never thought I would have to take

Canning Sweet Summer Memories Under the Stars

My traditions won’t last forever, but I’m holding them close

Exercise and the “D” Word

Let’s talk about depression.

The Hardest Part of Losing Friends Is Realizing You Never Really Had Them

Some people disappear without an argument or explanation. Sometimes, the hardest truth is accepting what their absence reveals.

It Could Have Been Love, But My Date Had Family Night

Every night

Soul Is a Verb

What a laundromat essay, a lonely lighthousekeeper, and a sunny corner of my coffee house taught me about staying connected

He Said He Was Just Helping. I Started to Wonder What He Really Wanted

The trouble with unwanted attention is that it doesn’t always look threatening

What We Leave Behind

Whispers from the Past