• The Gift of Life’s Stages

    I sat on a bench in our backyard, taking a quick break from my day. It’s not really a yard; more of a makeshift garden wandering about the landscape with flowering plants and succulents in their designated pots. The sprawling bougainvillea that hangs from the fence behind me created a canopy, shielding me from the…

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  • The Loneliness Epidemic

    In May, the Surgeon General Advisory Board proclaimed that loneliness and isolation have now become an epidemic in America. The United States Surgeon General, Dr. Vivek Murthy, called the epidemic a “crisis” affecting all age groups (in particular, younger Americans) and demographics. He said it is impacting our health physically, mentally, emotionally, and psychologically.  (Click…

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  • Honoring and Celebrating Women

    Women’s History Month As Women’s History Month draws to a close, I’ve been thinking of the many women I admire, whether it’s family, friends, or historical figures.  Today, I want to highlight a few outstanding women who stood up, spoke out, and made a difference—women who rose to the occasion and helped advance not only…

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  • Ways to Help the Ukrainian People

    With the ongoing war in Ukraine, I contemplated, “What, if anything, can I do?” I began researching organizations and discovered some incredible charities that are making a difference. If you are able and feel called, please donate to support the Ukrainian people. Every bit helps. A donation of $5.00 or $10.00 can do a world of…

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  • Protected: A Brief History of Mental Health and its Stigma

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  • The Sahanaayili Village during the Pandemic

    Above: The Sahannayili Village of Nanton before the pandemic. Now only twenty people or fewer are allowed to gather as of May 2020.

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  • Maria and Apollo

    Maria and Apollo

    “Do you mind if I sit here?” Asked the woman in a bright purple shirt with shoulder-length blond hair and brown, doe eyes. I’m seated at the Whole Foods dining area reading my book, enjoying my coffee and small salad while taking in an invigorating, sunny spring day. Earlier, she was in front of me…

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  • Protected: Nanton Village

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  • The Horse: A Noble Steed

    The essential joy of being with horses is that it brings us in contact with the rare elements of grace, beauty, spirit, and freedom. ~ Sharon Ralls Lemon A Graceful and Sentient Being The horse has been a faithful guardian and trusted confidant throughout time. It’s not surprising that this noble creature is deemed sacred and held…

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