
In the space between raising children and caring for aging parents, I’m learning to cherish what won’t last.

In the space between raising children and caring for aging parents, I’m learning to cherish what won’t last.

Letting go of unnecessary opinions can bring peace to our homes, our relationships, and our spiritual lives.

Because I typically chime in, I can remember clearly two times when I didn’t but should have.

“Concept of the week” helps me keep learning at a steady, doable pace. It isn’t rocket science…but maybe that’s why it works so well.

A simple parenting practice can open space for growth and God’s presence.

I follow these practices and embracing them has brought additional joy, order and meaning to my reading life.

Making hardship personal is a pathway to discontent.

Ordinary moments of peace and satisfaction can be holy.

We all need the gentle, competent care of our fellow humans.