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I recently had the opportunity to go back to Princeton University, for my Class’ 30th reunion. This was especially meaningful for me, since I haven’t been back on campus for nearly three decades. Princeton – the ...
Faith. A word instantly comforting to some and off-putting to others, because it can be deeply intertwined with our upbringings. Some of us enjoyed the faith traditions we experienced growing up, others ran away from ...
“Are we just waiting for everyone on the other side to die, so we can declare victory?” This might be the question we ask ourselves as we observe our behavior and the behavior of others ...
Many years ago, not long after the birth of our beautiful firstborn, one of my husband’s co-workers came to visit us in our home, which at the time was also brand new. As she sat ...
I walked into the crowded coffee shop in all my early 90’s glory, thigh high suede boots, black tights, stone-washed cut-offs (recently full-length jeans), black turtle neck and distressed leather aviator jacket. I scanned the ...
Fusaversary! Tomorrow is the 3-year anniversary of my lumbar spinal fusion. I am so grateful to God for my fantastic outcome! Prior to my fusion was a reoccurring nightmare of unbearable pain for almost a ...
“Please come over and dye my hair purple” I excitedly texted my colorist. He texted me back “Sure”. So he comes over Friday afternoon and applies purple color to my hair. Now I am fearless ...
The youngest of three children is a very empowering position in life, particularly when your two older siblings are remarkable in all factors, as are the parents who raised them. It means that as the ...
