What We Mean to Each Other: Happiness in the Moment
When my friend Rose and her dog Pepper visit seniors in memory care, they bring joy, laughter, and lessons in grace. A reflection on mindfulness, empathy, and what we mean to each other.
When my friend Rose and her dog Pepper visit seniors in memory care, they bring joy, laughter, and lessons in grace. A reflection on mindfulness, empathy, and what we mean to each other.
It’s a bright, shiny new year. What will we do with it? Instead of resolutions for New Year’s, a focus word (or two).
Today, on Labor Day, I’m thinking of the many people I know who are laboring or heavy-laden, and I pray for them to find respite, peace, healing, comfort and support.
In the winter of our COVID-19 discontent, spring is a reminder that resilience, empathy and love are the strongest contagions.
Labor Day weekend of 2000 was the last time I saw my Mom; we shared cherries and empathy at the beach house on the Bolivar Peninsula.
