21Jun
people are people
It’s taken me a long time to write this post. Because honestly, it’s hard for me to wrap
13May
2020: The Graduation that Wasn’t
This past weekend was supposed to be my son’s college graduation. Sixteen years of schooling, of buildup, of
04May
a Novel (Coronavirus) Book List
Today is an important day in the book world, something that has stayed relatively the same despite the
25Apr
Keeping Families Fed in Spirit Lake
It isn’t much to look at from the outside: an aging storefront sandwiched between an alley and a
09Jan
Vegan in the City: Seattle, WA
Good vegan restaurants are never hard to find in Seattle. In fact, like Portland, it’s one of those
07Nov
7 Intangible Benefits Your Child can Gain from Traveling
My son was six months old the first time I took him on a plane. When we arrived
24Aug
Making a Difference: Food for Life NYC
Earlier this year, the kids and I visited Manhattan for some college tours. It was mid-January, bitter cold,
