Christmas looks different this year. Blinking lights on IV poles not twinkling tree lights. The mechanized roar of blood pressure cuffs and sequential compression cuffs…
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Eucharisteo
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I’m not terribly choosy when it comes to making escapes from the real world. I’m equally comfortable and content in the mountains or on the…
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As a professional writer, I have long considered myself a storyteller. Few things excite me more than using my skills to tell stories about everything…
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Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. The opportunity to share gratitude over a delicious meal with loved ones doesn’t get much better. My favorite part of…
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I’ve had the privilege of talking a lot about gratitude at my church for the last three weeks. During our adult faith formation sessions, I’ve…
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My last few posts have been pretty dark, full of the “hard Eucharisteo” that comes with being grateful in the face of life’s challenges. To…
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Today, I celebrated the gift of my surgeon, Dr. Greg Midis. I took a cake to his office. Magpie’s lemon raspberry. Layer upon layer of…
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Held my very first book-signing event at my church Friday night. Why at church? My family at St. John’s has been vital to our lives…
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One of my favorite movies ever is Broadcast News, a 1987 gem starring William Hurt and Albert Brooks as rival journalists angling for the anchor…
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Things I’m grateful for today: 1. Elderberry tea. Sarah has been fighting a bout of upper respiratory crud for about two weeks. I have been…