How Cooking Helps Me Connect With My Grandma’s Love
Healing is a long and hard process. Cooking has been an instrument for healing in my life.
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When Times Are Hard, I Write
How one chooses to take care of their hearts and minds following such events can drastically alter one’s life.
Letters to My Younger Self: The 15-Year-Old Who Takes Christmastime for Granted
“Letters to My Younger Self” is a series focused on wisdom and self-awareness. Just as you write letters to a friend to encourage and uplift them, here is the advice we…
Memories of My Late Father on His Last Christmas
Although I couldn’t save him and I had no control, this man’s generosity and spirit gave me the opportunity to have a little bit of control.
‘You Look Like Her’: Thoughts on Processing the Death of My Grandmother
I didn’t want my mom to look like her. I feared that she too would one day look at me and not recognize her daughter.
For The Lives Lost to COVID-19
I find comfort in knowing that they are all still here with me, helping to guide the way.
For Those Who Have Lost a Father
Happy Father’s Day to those who have lost a dad. The depth of our sadness mirrors the depth of our love.
How We Deal With This Moment May Define Us
Every story has a villain, hero, victim and guide. According to author Donald Miller in a recent Instagram post, this is what makes a good narrative in fiction and what…
The Memory of You on Mother’s Day
I say Happy Mother’s Day to you my angel. Those words taste a little different this time around.
When the Whole World Grieves as One Community
Someday, we will safely gather, mourn, grieve and remember alongside each other, hand in hand.
What I Learned From a Decade of Grief
Time passes, and grief shifts. More than heal, you acclimate.
