5 Things England Taught Me
I think it started around 1995, when the Oasis album (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? was released, and I became obsessed with everything England. Something about the culture, the creativity…
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What I Wish More Knew: Down Syndrome Awareness Month
This morning I sat at my dining room table sipping my coffee, watching my seven-year-old daughter eat oatmeal. I smiled when she looked at me, almond shaped eyes behind perfectly…
As You (And Your Parents) Age
Our twenties are often a time to learn who we are, to try out our talents and gifting in the world, and to develop meaningful relationships. The focus is on…
Losing My Father, Finding My Heart
He stood 6′ 3″ with thick, salt and pepper hair. His face was rugged from years of sun despite the shade his cowboy hat offered. He was a cattle rancher, well…
A Heritage of Remembering
I visited my grandmother at her nursing home last week. It’s been almost three years since I saw her last, and I wasn’t prepared for how much she had deteriorated. I…
Sister Act
She’s probably the first person we phone to share news with of all kind – good or bad. She’s a partner in crime when we’re up to a bit of…
