In typical Louisville, Kentucky fashion, the media has exploited an upcoming “snow storm”. Now, let me be clear, it does indeed appear like we will at least get the artic cold that could break records, but in this town, a snow flake is equal to the apocolypse. I think many of us that were around… Continue reading TSD – Traumatic Snow Disorder
The Power of Touch
It has been scientifically proven that the human touch is necessary for development in terms of relationships. Yesterday, as I visited my step-father in the ICU, I became very aware of the impact a simple hand holding gesture can have. As my step-sister and I approached his bed, his teary eyes meet us. Our holding… Continue reading The Power of Touch
Intentions
Most people set a list of resolutions for the new year. They are giddy in anticipation of all the positive changes they will make. For me, resolutions are a listed of unrealistic expectations. We are set up for failure before we even begin. Now, I know that there are those select few that can actually stick to… Continue reading Intentions
The New Year
So, my New Year’s Eve was interesting to say the least. As I have entered the club of caretaking elderly relatives, I was met with the challenge of my step-father having emergency surgery on the most festive night of the year. I sat alone in the waiting room of the hospital reflecting on how life… Continue reading The New Year
Life Reflections of the 2013
As 2013 ends, I am sure I am not the only one reflecting on the year. People generally judge a year by the good and the bad, but I choose to look back to see what I learned. Things are neither that black and white for me, because in either instance, lessons are learned and blessings… Continue reading Life Reflections of the 2013