Maybe, just maybe, telling the story is just as important as the story itself
If you read my previous post, you know that, at one time, I was extremely hesitant to plan a family vacation to Disney World. What I didn’t tell you is that once I got over my initial reluctance, I jumped head first into Disney planning and owned the process like a pro champ crazy person. […]
When Mike and I first became parents, I had virtually no desire to ever plan a family vacation to Walt Disney World. I had been there as a child, and I honestly didn’t remember it that fondly. My childhood memories of Disney are few, but they include riding Space Mountain and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, and […]
When I first read about the opportunity to be a part of Lindsey Dennis’s “Buried Dreams” book launch team, I jumped at the chance. I had been following her story since 2013, soon after she and her husband, Kevin, learned via ultrasound that their first child had anencephaly. Defined as the absence of major portions […]
Soon after my son Elliot started fourth grade, we met his teacher, who I will call Mr. K for this post, at a parent meeting. Mr. K admitted he could talk to 10-year-olds all day long, but speaking to parents made him very nervous. I liked him right away because he told an inspiring story about one of […]