One of the breast cancer blogs I have followed for years is Nancy's Point. Nancy Stordhal, the author of this blog, is very well known in the breast cancer world and posts frequently about her experience with breast cancer, her mother's experience … [Read more...]
The Pets Are Now the Kids, and Other Musings Of An Empty Nester
This is the vision that greets me first thing each morning as I check in on Tucker, our Pembroke Welsh corgi, before I let him outside. His stubby little corgi legs stick straight up in the air when he sleeps in his crate every night and he … [Read more...]
Attending The National Breast Cancer Coalition Summit in DC
This is a powerful, bold group of Breast Cancer Advocates, committed to ending this disease! Last weekend I attended the National Breast Cancer Coalition (NBCC) conference in Washington, DC, where I joined with other breast cancer advocates to … [Read more...]
How Having Expectations Has Shaped My Existence
One of the things I've learned from breast cancer is to stop spending so much time focusing on expectations and what could be, versus what actually is. Before I had breast cancer, expectations caused me more pain and drama than almost anything in my … [Read more...]
How To Raise Kids In A Tech-Obsessed World
Writing my post at the local coffee shop. Raising kids in our tech-obsessed world can be challenging. In particular, providing advice via text is an interesting lesson in brevity. I like to talk. I'm verbose. I take a long time to explain things … [Read more...]
The Barnes Foundation
The large rooms are covered floor to ceiling with paintings and metal artifacts. It's a lot of fun to have two discretionary days a week to focus on doing things that feed my soul. With that as my mantra, I have been busily filling my Monday's … [Read more...]
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