by Cherry Maggiore | Sep 9, 2020
Chapter 41: Pen pals at the Border of Crazy It’s Monday morning at 3am and I wake up from a deep sleep to the sound of my own cries. Shaking my head to regain consciousness, I realize I am safely and warmly snuggled in my bed next to Mr. Pizza. ...
by Nancy Fraioli | Sep 8, 2020
**WARNING: Words in this blog content maybe different but it contains no artificial colors flavors or preservatives! I invite you to read, at your own discretion, and only if you are in the mood for a bit of gayety! Even dogs have “wisdom!” This morning’s question...
by Tiffany Reneé | Sep 4, 2020
It was a Friday night, filled with laughter, good wine, great company—just a sincerely wonderful time. As the evening was winding down, news came through that Chadwick Boseman had passed away. 43. How? How was he gone at 43? King T’Challa. Our superhero. Our hope. Our...
by Debbie Arace | Sep 3, 2020
Every now and again, someone will ask me how I can have faith in this day and age when there is so much ugliness going on in the world. That question is usually followed by this next question: if your God exists and he’s all-loving, why do all these bad things keep...
by Jennifer Miele Leslie | Sep 2, 2020
1. A stapler works in a super awesome fashion to “hem” one side of your shorts when you have no other clean clothes to choose from and the bus is arriving in 30 seconds. Moms are not really allowed to wear pretty things anyway, so who cares? Maybe people will think I...
by Claudia Lucey | Sep 1, 2020
I’m not sure who or when I was given the information about the book, “The Four Agreements”. In this crazy time of pandemics, political strife and injustices, it arrived from Amazon, a small, tidy book with long front a back flaps, which made it easy to mark my place....
by Janis Gaudelli | Aug 31, 2020
This blog you’re reading right now has taken on many lives. I started out writing about my birthday and what I hope to achieve in this last year of my 40s. Then life took a sharp turn as the announcement of the school reopening plan emerged and...
by Deborah Levine-Powell | Aug 28, 2020
It’s August. I feel like it’s 2022. The time since this pandemic started and now seems like a lifetime.I don’t know about all of you. But, I am drained!I sat down to write my blog this month but, my heart and mind are so heavy. The thought of the pandemic (when will...
by Guest Blogger | Aug 27, 2020
They always say it takes a village to raise a child. But who helps the kids that happen to be in their 20’s, ahem, or maybe their 40’s? Adversity is a great teacher. It really brings out the best or worst parts of yourself. It also shows you who’s...
