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Kids that are surgically attached to their phones have certain responsibilities that we lacked when we were younger. In our family, one of those primary responsibilities is to check in [...]
Kids that are surgically attached to their phones have certain responsibilities that we lacked when we were younger. In our family, one of those primary responsibilities is to check in [...]
While engaged in my somewhat eclectic reading habits, I recently came across a parable about a man who, in the depths of his despair, sought out the stereotypical mystic on [...]
I'm not one who likes to dwell on problems, but it's hard to deny that our world is not totally hunky-dory. Nations, societies, families, and individuals are all facing endemic—and [...]
Weather in Southern Ontario this summer has been kind of mixed. While we often experience humid summer days and hot summer nights, this season started with way more rain than [...]
Both myth and history abound with stories of people questing for sacred and potentially magical objects—the Holy Grail, the Fountain of Youth, the Golden Fleece (which was this golden, winged [...]
I don't want to get old. This is not to say I don't want to grow older. I'd be happy to double my time on earth and celebrate a post-centennial. [...]
I have a Mary Oliver poem hanging above my desk, where I can see it every day. It's called The Ponds and it opens like this: "Still, what I want [...]
I am all for spontaneous action. I genuinely enjoy unplanned adventures, unexpected diversions, impromptu interludes. Yet, every good rule should have exceptions. That's why, most recently, my husband and I [...]
Recently, I was a mermaid. Well, not a real mermaid because, hello! But, within the bounds allowed by this fantastical world of ours, I was the best mermaid I could [...]
I have a confession to make. I'm deeply attracted to stark, simple truths. Even though they often end up sounding trite. Consider: one of my personal gurus, Michael Singer, author [...]