We often place people on a perch and end up chasing ghosts of who they were, forgetting their faults. We would do better for ourselves to strive to be more human and less saintly.

On the biggest night for my introduction to the community that supports the non-profit I lead, I decided to go with a story about peeing my pants. Why? Well, I’m a fool, and more of us should be!

I visited a place I consider a spiritual oasis for me; it’s important to remember it’s to renew our faith in humanity in places outside our comfort zone!

The idea we should not ask questions of those around us is slowly choking off meaningful relationships from occurring.

As we figure out everything after the pandemic, maybe we should pump the brakes on thinking we understand the complex issues we face. Unemployment benefits and wages is one area where we already failed that task.

A little note about motherly love on this mother’s day!

Certain events stick with us forever, and others flutter away; what becomes of the memories we make?

Some of us remember where we started; the best remember to lead still connected to where we started.