Home for the Holidays: The Growing Pains That Come With Going Home
I can settle into a delicate yet genuine appreciation for all that I was while still living out who I have become.
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How to Help Loved Ones Navigate Grief During the Holidays
For some, the holidays resurrect old wounds and make us acutely aware of our grief.
Memories and Traditions From Christmas in Mexico
Christmas in Mexico will always be a memorable time for me, enjoying tamales or pozole, a warm cup of ponche and sitting next time a bonfire surrounded by loved ones.
The Art of the Redirect at Holiday Dinner
Prepare yourself for the questions you might get, and take the wheel of the conversation
How to Navigate Potentially Divisive Conversations at The Family Dinner Table
Though their words may hurt, your power is in your wholeness, and nobody can ever take that away from you.
Memories of My Late Father on His Last Christmas
Although I couldn’t save him and I had no control, this man’s generosity and spirit gave me the opportunity to have a little bit of control.
New York City: Home To the Artists, the Immigrants and the Dreamers
The most amazing thing about New York is that, regardless of the time spent here, a piece of you has been left behind
Reflections in Photographs: What I Learned in the Still Moments
Here’s to the photographs that are worth a thousand words.
In Loving Memory: Notes on the Woman I’ve Become
In loving memory of my grandmother, my first best friend and the person with whom I always felt home, Mae Audrey Taylor
Resistance vs Acceptance: The Journey of Parenting a Child With Special Needs
Something magical happens when you replace resistance and fear with grace.
How My Grandmother’s Cancer Diagnosis Taught Me the Power of Being Present
There is so much power, so much unknown healing, in just sitting with someone in all of life’s hurt and confusion and just being.
