When I decided I wanted to write—really write—I knew, deep down, that the corporate world wasn’t where I belonged. I’ve probably always known that I’m not built for corporate America. It feels far too rigid, […]
Tag: teaching
Moonlit Missive #3: Honoring Heroes: A Tribute to Educators and School Nurses
Moonlit Missives is my February series dedicated to writing love letters to individuals and communities deserving of recognition and respect. Valentine’s Day is the perfect opportunity to express love, appreciation, and remind others of their […]
Little Kid Summer State of Mind: IDGAF
Summertime is always the best of what might be. ― Charles Bowden To begin, my kiddos would take great offense to the title of this post. At 6 and 4, they’re not accepting little kid status. […]
a tribute to a texas woman
Me and the Texas Woman, it was not love at first sight. In fact, my match with her was a bit of an arranged marriage. Once with a rocky start, potholed by cultural misunderstandings and […]
Beyond the barriers
“You learn something valuable from all of the significant events and people, but you never touch your true potential until you challenge yourself to go beyond imposed limitations.” Roy T. Bennett Pandemic parenting had me all […]
The Forty Files 