Wild Geese RuminationsYou do not have to be good. You do not have to walk on your knees for a hundred miles through the desert repenting. You only have to let…Apr 7, 2022Apr 7, 2022
Why I Prefer Bullet Journal Classic vs Edition 2I was one of the lucky ones. My husband ordered the new Bullet Journal for my Christmas present, and I couldn’t wait to use it. (Though I…Feb 24, 2021Feb 24, 2021
Intermittent Fasting for SlackersI love to eat. I like the way food fills me, comforts me, grounds me. When I’m hungry, I feel lighter than air, and I can’t seem to focus…Dec 21, 20201Dec 21, 20201
Published inAt the Speed of BreathThe MeadowWe are in this place again, where it’s just you and me, and time stands still. It’s TS Eliot, and footfalls, and Zefferelli’s love song…Jan 14, 2020Jan 14, 2020
Published inAt the Speed of BreathA Love Letter to My Oldest SonI run my fingers through your freshly clipped hair, smell the freshness of you, right out of the shower. I reach for you, but you slip…Jan 14, 2020Jan 14, 2020
Published inAt the Speed of BreathMercy, on a MondayGreyblue herons squawk their call as they glide over suburban rooftopsJan 14, 2020Jan 14, 2020
Published inAt the Speed of BreathAll my poems are about you and for youI was numb, I was dead, I was free-falling And I knew you were there but I didn’t feel it And I believed it would all be ok, but I…Jan 14, 2020Jan 14, 2020
More Evidence on the Power Of BeliefsI have recently found myself arguing with those who are convinced that weight gain and loss is a simple math problem: calories in vs…Mar 26, 2019Mar 26, 2019
Mini-Lesson: Beliefs and EmotionsHere’s a little opener I used in my master’s class to show the powerful relationship between beliefs and emotions, a topic I’m wrestling…Jan 19, 2018Jan 19, 2018
Published inA New Paradigm for Public EducationGifted Kids and Montessori: A Troubling DisconnectThis post may be controversial. Even to me, it has a faint hint of elitism in it, which is often found in writings about gifted education…Jan 19, 20182Jan 19, 20182