The Anchor Holds
Last Christmas day, we were on a cruise ship in the middle of the Caribbean Sea, and I don’t regretContinue Reading
Learning to look up and let go
Last Christmas day, we were on a cruise ship in the middle of the Caribbean Sea, and I don’t regretContinue Reading
I lost it on Jazzy on the way to school today and went through most of the morning with aContinue Reading
“I am so tired of writing a sad story.” These are the words that tumbled out of my mouth whileContinue Reading
Robert and I collapsed onto the floor of a Mexican airport when we realized that A.J. was still in distress,Continue Reading
I sometimes sit cross-legged at the end of the hospital bed. The view from here is all medical—filled to theContinue Reading
I remember when Robert meant nothing more to me than a ride to the laundromat. I was an 18-year-old livingContinue Reading
I used to hate onions. I special-ordered my food without them and carefully picked out any offenders that dared toContinue Reading
A few years ago, Robert and I went river tubing in Belize. After trekking through the jungle for a mileContinue Reading