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Today is May Day. In honor, I share this post again. A May Day tradition begins. Drop a pebble in the water . . . It is spring, and the month of May is awaiting its curtain call. In Appalachia, sisters are walking home from school, carrying their books. It is 1968, after all, and…
Asking forgiveness later is not funny. We laugh about this, and in some ways it’s funny. Sometimes we do this innocently enough when it really doesn’t matter. But this is a cause for concern. I suppose I will get some flack from this post because oftentimes, we do this and laugh – and it’s not…
Choosing the journey in growing old. Let’s face it, we either grow old or we die young. What other alternatives are there to growing old?! There are, however, things we can do to help us (and others) on this journey. We get to choose how we journey this path. Nobody forces us to be in…
The reason behind the “at this house” statement. When someone enters your home, they enter an “at my house” zone. Bringing other children into your home can be frustrating because it upsets the fruit basket. Visitors or guests can upset your standard with your kids in your home. You have rules that some of your…
Viral Fear There are so many media sources giving statistics and things to do and not do during this “pandemic.” With many sources giving misinformation (either intentionally or unintentionally), what’s a person to do? How do we respond when we feel our stomachs tightening, our heart rates increasing, and our fear mounting? How should we…
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