Monthly Archives: June 2020

People who know me, know that summertime means hiking. I look forward to it all year long and miss it as soon as August hits and school is back in session. I hike with a good friend, we’ll call her … Continue reading →

Hope seems to be in short supply for many people, and not just now, but at other certain times in our lives. How do we hold onto hope? Rediscover joy? Find the courage to make a new move? Reach out … Continue reading →

How is that someone you’ve never met can become a friend, a confidant, a blessing in a moment where you were in despair? In my work as an online teacher, I have colleagues I’ve never met, yet they ask about … Continue reading →

Nelson Mandela said, “May your choices reflect your hopes, not your fears.” I’ve made far more fear-based choices than I have hope-based ones. But the most recent hope-based choice I made was going back to school to earn another master’s … Continue reading →