Bits and Pieces

With families scattered around the country or around the world, holiday plans have gotten complicated.

Even if we cannot remember why we went into the kitchen, most of us can remember our first bad breakup. The details of our lost love are hard-wired into our brain and,  if triggered, can be called up in living color.

Whether it’s waiting for a train or waiting for medical test results, waiting is an unavoidable part of life. And it’s hard.

The TV fitness guru promised you would "look better, feel better and live longer.” So far, so good.

Mistakes usually cause some degree of pain, loss, or struggle, but they do not make us bad people.

Perhaps we triumphed over the pandemic, but most importantly is the personal transformation.

Cell phone separation anxiety is real.

When I was a teen trying to impress a guy by being someone I wasn't, my father gave be sage advice that would become my truth.

“What a tangled web we weave when we first practice to deceive.”

Duck! Cupid, that chubby baby wearing diapers holding a quiver full of arrows is aiming one to your heart. But wait…perhaps ...