Letters from Stanford
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They say it is never too late to apologize. Will forgiveness, understanding, and acceptance make a difference? We can hope.
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Magical is the Word
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Words have power. How can a single word become a guiding force for living with intention? My word for 2016 is "magical". What's yours?
Read MoreThe Dad We Know As Mighty Moe
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Sheldon Cooper describes his spot as a "single point of consistency in an ever-changing world", so when I "saw" my dad seated at the next table, the memories came calling.
Read MoreThe Day the Music Started
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I went into childbirth labor on Halloween night an hour before midnight.
Read MoreCasting On Connections
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Remembering the interactions between family generations can be a loving way of witnessing our grief like a thread of yarn woven through our connected lives. These connections hold us up when we need them most.
Read MorePlaying with Dolphins
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Breaking out of the self-care routine can be a useful health strategy both tangible and intangible. Letting others support us in grief, acknowledging our vulnerability and taking steps to ensure our safety can create space to consider the deeper reasons we resist joy.
Read MoreThe Joy of Small Things
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The joy of remembering the small things, the snippets of memory that trigger a deluge of emotions or provide a moment of reprieve.
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