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Adoption,parenting,Uncategorized

You’re Not Too Old: What If Age Wasn’t an Obstacle?

Written on Jun, 20, 2017 by | No Comments

Phyllis Sues is 94-years-old and still dances and does yoga every day (and wants to…

Adoption,parenting,Uncategorized

Letting Our Hearts Break for the Forgotten Ones

Written on Jun, 15, 2017 by | 9 comments

A few weeks ago, my husband and I watched the movie Lion. For those unfamiliar,…

parenting,Uncategorized

Technology and the Destruction of Childhood

Written on May, 30, 2017 by | 1 comment

The other week, after Reagan graduated from preschool (I’m still recovering), we went to Chick-Fil-A…

parenting,Uncategorized

Preschool Graduation: The End of an Era

Written on May, 19, 2017 by | 2 comments

  Yesterday Reagan, my adorable, precocious, witty, funny, intelligent, charming five-year-old had his preschool graduation.…

parenting,Uncategorized

When Mother’s Day Hurts

Written on May, 12, 2017 by | No Comments

  My mother passed away a few days before Mother’s Day, in 2004.  At the…

parenting,Uncategorized

Running the Race That Matters

Written on May, 01, 2017 by | No Comments

On Saturday (Apr. 29), I ran the Rock ‘n’ Roll Half Marathon, which benefits St.…

parenting,Uncategorized

Happy Birthday to You, Reagan!

Written on Apr, 01, 2017 by | 1 comment

  Happy birthday, Reagan! How are you FIVE already? It just doesn’t seem possible. You…

Faith,parenting,Uncategorized

Grief and Hair Bands

Written on Mar, 30, 2017 by | 2 comments

  It’s been almost 13 years since my mother passed away. Although I’ve felt her…

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