I hadn’t thought of it this way.  “We’re all just walking each other home.”   The words resonated with me as I reflected on the journey I had walked with Jerry during the last months and weeks of his life.  And, as I thought about Eric’s journey with Lynne through her final days on this Keep reading →

Today I am thinking of the widows who are facing their first holiday season alone since the loss of their husband.  I am saying a prayer for you today, asking God to comfort your heart during this time.  Many of you will have strong arms of love around you from family and friends.  Some will Keep reading →

Over the years I have treasured my memories of Christmas at my grandparents’ home.  Although no specific gift stands out in my mind, the aroma of cherry pie and the sight of homemade noodles drying in front of the stove lingers. Traditions are of value to families in three specific ways.  Traditions foster feelings of Keep reading →

I spent the day at a continuing education workshop on Positive Psychology.  When I signed up I didn’t realize the presenter was an ordained Buddhist scholar.  So, to say the least, the day focused on what he called “Buddha Psychology”. I decided to make the best out of this situation by applying the information to Keep reading →