My husband just returned from NAPTE, the leading global television industry conference held this year in Miami, at the famous Fontainebleau hotel in the heart of South Beach, where he went to distribute a feature film for his company about the Holocaust. He called me from the conference a few times to share some …
When my son was nine years old, needing me less, I starting missing the days when he was a toddler — our stroller rides to the park, building with blocks, singing Raffi songs, cuddling on the couch, reading books, baking, doing art projects, giggling, and writing stories together. Craving those early years, I took a …
My husband shared today how as he gets older, he’s more often living in the world, but not of it. He says, he wants to live the miracle life. I asked “What do you mean when you say the miracle life?” He tells me, “the world is too mixed up. By living in the …
Thriving, means to grow strong and vigorous, or to prosper. I prefer the meaning of the The Old Norse word for thrive, thrīfask, meaning to grasp for oneself. This speaks of digging deep down into the core of our hearts and souls, beyond our world-numbed selves, to bring forth our truest, most Godly personhood. It means trusting in …