Most mornings I wake up and feel quite fine. I’m not at all dissatisfied with my success or my appearance or my marriage, not overly concerned about my career progress or my financial
I still think back to an afternoon in downtown Raleigh, when I stood with strangers in protest of North Carolina House Bill Two and of the discrimination it manufactured and nurtured
Yesterday I said something careless to my ten-year old son, Noah. He’d been playing outside with his six year-old sister and she’d gotten hurt. In my knee-jerk response to her sobbing I
Think of all the beauty still left around you and be happy. – Anne Frank This past week I was the guest of some good friends in Northern California for
Most mornings I wake up and feel quite fine. I’m not at all dissatisfied with my success or my appearance or my marriage, not overly concerned about my career progress or my financial
I still think back to an afternoon in downtown Raleigh, when I stood with strangers in protest of North Carolina House Bill Two and of the discrimination it manufactured and nurtured
Yesterday I said something careless to my ten-year old son, Noah. He’d been playing outside with his six year-old sister and she’d gotten hurt. In my knee-jerk response to her sobbing I
Think of all the beauty still left around you and be happy. – Anne Frank This past week I was the guest of some good friends in Northern California for