( 5 Year old me, working on my first masterpiece!) When I was little I played the trumpet in my elementary school band. I was never very good. But I kept at it because it was fun. My friends all played instruments too and our teacher always kept us entertained. A few years later in […]
Read More →On one hand, I was lucky. I always had people who were willing to help. But 99% of the time, it didn’t matter. In fact, it usually made everything worse. Because for me, asking was the hardest thing in world. I don’t know why or when or how it happened but at some point, life […]
Read More →Adversity: The universe has a twisted sense of humor. Sometimes, the forces of nature seem to conspire against us like we are unwitting participants in some kind of cosmic reality show that needs more drama. For whatever reason, life maintains the perverse habit of throwing us curve balls when we least expect it. Throughout our […]
Read More →There is only one thing I know with absolute certainty; nothing stays the same forever. Change is the constant we can always rely on. It’s a good thing too. Without change we would lack the perspective to understand good and bad; our experiences would simply be indifferent. We can only ever truly appreciate a beautiful […]
Read More →Equilibrium failed me. The stable world I had always taken for granted deserted me, suddenly and without explanation. Am I sick? Did I eat something bad? All I had eaten for hours was a bag of Chex Mix. “OK now open your text book to page 151…” I had no idea what we were learning, […]
Read More →Life can be frustrating. For years, our lives move a long at a steady pace. We have our ups and downs, but life just marches on. Every once in a while though, we get blindsided. Tragedy tends to strike when we least expect it and often when we are most vulnerable. This is the nature […]
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