A few weeks ago, my youngest son graduated from high school. It was one of those beautiful, full-family milestone weekends. Our house was packed with people we love, we hosted … Find Out More
This Mother’s Day, I had one of those very human moments where everything I am juggling landed all at once. I am in a master’s program, working full time, and … Find Out More
Grief is a funny thing. One minute, I am out on a nice walk with my dog, and the next, a thought drops into my heart out of nowhere: my … Find Out More
My husband and I met when my oldest son was just three months old. We’ve never known each other without being parents together. And now, as the noise quiets, we’re … Find Out More
Today is my 44th birthday. Leading up to this next trip around the sun, I’ve spent time journaling about the road that brought me here—the defining moments, the heartbreaks, the … Find Out More
The author reflects on the emotional challenges of perimenopause while recounting a memorable trip with her husband to London, Scotland, and Amsterdam. Despite mood swings and frustrations, moments of joy, such as enjoying a whimsical afternoon tea, highlight resilience. The experience reinforces that while challenges arise, love and happiness persist amid chaos.
Time is a funny thing. It feels like just yesterday my youngest son was teetering off to kindergarten with a backpack almost as big as he was, and last week … Find Out More
I’ve often marveled at how forgetful we humans are, especially when it comes to the things we know help us feel our best. Eat nourishing foods. Move our bodies. Stay … Find Out More
I had my oldest son at 24, in the thick of figuring out who I was and who I wanted to become. I remember many times in my life thinking, “When … Find Out More