This morning Eric and I stared down at these old licenses we were about to surrender to you with delightful nostalgia.
My Experience with Bacterial Meningitis
It’s been five years since the first of these headaches sent me to the emergency room on a June night. I’d spent the day in dark rooms, first at my house then at an urgent care center hooked up to an IV receiving fluids.
Silence and Echoes: Stopping Subtle Sexism
It would be very easy for me to duck out of some personal responsibility here under the cloak of not judging other people’s parenting, minding my own business, or even he’s from another generation. These are fail safe excuses for when we need to bite our tongues.
The End of the Clock
I started thinking, what if there is more to life with my kids than waiting for bedtime?
Charlie and the Shuttle Bus
Traveling with three kids is always an adventure, and by adventure I mean a sweaty, exhaustive, penance-like reminder of why we don't travel with three kids very often.
The World of Two
The world of two is a world where you ask, and no one listens.
Start Looking
Start appreciating what you have. Start right now.
Unedited; What Happens When You Start To Share Your Ugly Story
The ugly I began with and had been transformed into a beautiful sense of understanding.
Not Just Another Cup of Tea
My parents never deviated from their ritual of making chai every morning. The dedication to this routine offered a connection that I didn’t understand as a young girl.
Sidelines
Everything in me wanted to say, “Not today,” instead I said, “Okay. Let's do this.”