She sat on the crinkly exam room paper, her eight-year-old body tiny on the table meant for adults more than twice her size. Her paper gown the nurse had given her was bunched around her neck, her … [Read More]
On Family
What I Learned From My Daughter’s Second-Grade Year
Last year, as my little girl finished up her year in first grade, I had a realization that I probably should have had earlier. As a kid grows up, the parents are learning almost just as much as … [Read More]
On Fellowship
Wine, Coffee, and Milk: A Story of Safety in Numbers
At the restaurant, we laughed until our sides hurt and tears streamed down our faces. It wasn't until I was driving home later, tears streaming down my face yet again, that I realized exactly what had … [Read More]
