Thursday was the last official day of Junior Year of High school for my son. Homeschool ended for my middle school girls finished their homeschool curriculum on Friday. Reflecting on how time flies and how hard it is to believe one will be starting high school in the fall. The other will be ... Read More about Rear View Mirror and the Days to Come
Remember Me, the Tarnished Silver Box
The lack of luster or sparkle seems to go unnoticed. Tarnished amid circumstances often outside of our control. Faded dreams, broken promises, feeling unseen. We know if we polish silver, the radiance returns and captures attention. And then, over time, the shine fades and becomes ... Read More about Remember Me, the Tarnished Silver Box
Weaving Golden Moments of May 7th
We know life is but a tapestry of moments woven together. Some moments are made of golden threads that stand out more than others. Today we mark a few golden moments of May 7th. May this be a gift to you to take the time to remember the moments, the gold threads of your ... Read More about Weaving Golden Moments of May 7th
Standing for Palm
Palm Sunday Mass has long been a favorite day to stand in church with our family. I'll be honest, though, it took a long time to fall in love with the "standing" part. Before entering into full communion with the Catholic Church, I would participate where I could with the traditions of the ... Read More about Standing for Palm
Oxalis and 50
For as long as I can remember, my mom would buy an Oxalis plant, aka a false shamrock, every year on or near St. Patrick's Day. As I got older, she would also purchase one for me as a reminder of the events of this time of the year: St. Patrick's Day, the arrival of spring, and my birthday. There ... Read More about Oxalis and 50
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