I often focus on talking about preserving stories for your family on my blog posts, but what if you’re struggling to have a family? Approximately
Eldercare is a topic most of us will likely face at some point in our lives, if we haven’t already. How do we juggle the
As much as we may love to look at old pictures or handle a grandmother’s handmade quilt and think about the memories attached to them,
The amount of stuff we have in our homes can be overwhelming. There are industries devoted to clearing out our clutter. But what happens when
One winter break when I was 10, my brother and I devised a plan to keep from going insane with boredom while our parents were
Rosa Parks. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Ethel Mae Brown. You’ve undoubtedly heard of the first two names, but probably not the third. And yet
I’ve been reading “Option B,” the book Sheryl Sandberg wrote on how to build resilience and find joy. After her husband passed away suddenly, she
This past spring, our oldest son became a bar mitzvah. One of the many decisions we had to make for this major milestone event was