Over and over (and over again) moms count. They count on people to help. They count how many presents they have for birthdays. The count how many jars/cans/boxes/packages of ____ (fill in the blank) in the pantry. They count how Read More …
Universally, moms celebrate when their family does something or becomes something or… Well, we celebrate a lot of things. Yea, we celebrate a lot. We celebrate life – our first, second and third child (or whatever your magic number is.) Read More …
Sure, we hear this all the time, but really and truly, moms are women who have a lot of thoughts, ideas and (yes) feelings swirling around in their heads. What are my kids up to now? Where are my kids Read More …
Some believe that moms are superheros…and in many ways, they are – at least they are superheros to their kids. They can do anything. Such as eat potato chips, stay up late, talk on the phone when they are supposed Read More …
In addition to a Mother’s Day shout out, this week might just turn out to remind everyone that moms are girls…as if that wasn’t entirely obvious…and, that they can pretty much do anything they want to do. Also, I am Read More …
This is a day for the moms that doesn’t happen everywhere around the world, on the same day. I don’t think Hallmark had a single thing to do with that. In fact, I am pretty sure that Hallmark just capitalized Read More …
What is amazing to me, every time we hear performers sing is that their voices, all together now, sound as one. Harmony. Melody. Rhythm. One perfect blend of voices. Happy and smiling, swaying to the beat. As we near the Read More …
Are we in an age where we have lost the art of communication? Or, are we just in a place (and time) where it truly is an art, and there are many variations between great, good and mediocre artists? Telling Read More …
You know when you just thought of something, the thing that you keep forgetting to do. You are about to do it, the phone rings, the e-mail pings, you look up one more thing and then, it’s lost. The idea. Read More …
College students…they’re never lost at home… We cherish having them back. We love having them join us at dinner. We want to see their shining, happy, youthful faces. We are happier, when they’re here. We are parents. We can’t help Read More …