When my daughter Caroline graduated from college, I was thrilled to have at least one child out of school. But in 2018, she headed back to school. AGAIN. The day she began graduate school, I had a lot of conflicting emotions:Nostalgia: how can this be? Seems like only yesterday I was sending her off to first [...]
Either you have a chronic illness, or you love someone who does. Although my friend Mark Fry has MS, he’s used it to bless numerous people. During a recent interview, he told me how he learned to live his best life with a chronic illness. I hope his story will encourage you and if it [...]
“Mama, I’m like . . . doomed! I forgot my blue cheer skirt!” My daughter’s text was laced with panic. Her high school pep rally started in two hours. One of the cheer captains had a ferocious temper and I couldn’t let her cheer in a mismatching skirt, so I left my grocery cart in the middle [...]