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It was a gorgeous morning and promised to be a beautiful day. The temperature hadn’t yet hit 70 degrees outside, and the high would be only about 75.
My son and I decided we’d take advantage of the unusual weather before th...
As she let go of the back of the seat, I was launched into a sense of freedom I’d never known before.
Balancing on my sister’s two-wheeler, I propelled myself forward into the unknown, fully present and distinctly aware of m...
Dad would often speak of acceptance. I believe it was one of his favorite words. Others included "grateful," "love," "family," and "absolutely."
Dad was a wise man.
Accepting our difficult emotions is a sign of strength. Wh...
Let’s be honest. We all judge. I know I do… more than I'd like to admit.
Like when I'm driving on the freeway, keeping with the flow of traffic - maybe 5-10 mph over the speed limit - and some kid zips past me at about 90 mp...
I picked up my son Nick from the ASU Polytechnic campus, where the university's bus would bring him back from Tempe's main campus (pre-COVID-19).
It was his early day to start and finish classes, so we decided to take a walk...
It was the mid 80s.
I was sitting in a trailer at Mesa Community College, about to take the final exam for my human resource management class.
This was one of my favorite classes.Â
I loved when the coursework emphasized th...