Balancing Life Without Internet
Someone reading this will probably think, “How would she have survived dial-up?” The kicker: I did.
Blogs
Roots and Reckonings
Getting Back to It
Focusing on my education and what branches from it is providing me with a very good sense of structure right now, but it’s also very exciting to think of what the future can hold!
Something Borrowed, Something Taboo
There should be no shame in being open about our struggles; no shame in reaching out for help.
A Song for Sons
Tomorrow is my son’s big day, and I hope he carries all of the love we each have for him along the way.
Hey, Hi, Halito!
I choose to share these things because I want anybody who might be going through the same thing or something similar to know that they aren’t alone.
The Girl, the Grandmother, and the Guilt
“Make time for them without the assumption of tomorrow. Make them things. I didn’t get to show her this, but I was working on something for her.”
Between the Win and the Loss
Not all wins are first place or number one. We should take satisfaction and pride in these victories.
A Reflection in Gratitude
Embarking on new adventures can be overwhelming and difficult, which is why offering support to those you care about is so important.
How to Say Goodbye to Two Uncles
Over 30,000 strangers joined me to mourn the loss of Graham Greene. But what happens when the loss is a friend or loved one?