The price of love is the sorrow of learning to speak in past tense.
Eleonora Stein and the Creative Mind
Eleonora Stein “OH MY GOODNESS!” The petite brunette spun on her heels in surprise. “I’m sorry! I didn’t mean to scare you. I am just taken aback by how wonderful this is!” I laughed. The space was full of color, light, and a refreshing sense of stepping into a world where judgement did not exist. She offered me a tour… Read More
How I figure out if my non-verbal kid is really sick or crying wolf
“Boo Boo here, Boo Boo here,” he said. He pointed to his head and throat. Check his temperature. It’s 99.2 degrees. Ok. That is elevated. Not enough to keep him out of school. “Boo Boo here, Boo Boo here, NO SCHOOL!” Is he crying wolf? He has been known to. Rarely does he want to go to school. He… Read More
Mama’s Fluffy Southern Buttermilk Biscuits
I’ve often wondered if my mother learned to cook biscuits before she knew how to walk. Mom is the oldest of 4 children. Her mom had serious heart problems, and from an early age, mom was responsible for helping out around the house. One of her chores was making biscuits. Her grandmother taught her the technique. Over the years,… Read More
To Dream of Horses: Conquering Allergies and Fear
[smartslider3 slider=22] “OH JESUS! HELP ME, GOD!” The winding country roads filled with clouds of dust and dirt as my friend, Jerry Dwain, navigated the sharp turns and twists like a NASCAR driver. He owned a bright blue Z28, and he drove it at full capacity. The day had begun with a simple request. “Hey,… Read More
Flip Off Fear In 5 Steps
I stepped up onto the platform. It was higher than I first thought. Too high. I don’t like heights. Though the padding below promised a soft landing, it did little in the way of helping me feel confident. “You are the Simone Biles of klutz. This is not a good idea.” The voice in my head spoke these… Read More
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