“I thought I’d miss you when it ended I thought it’d hurt me, but it didn’t I thought I’d miss you I thought I’d miss you But I miss me more. I miss my own beats and my own snare drum I miss me more Miss my own sheets in the bed I...
Winter’s just beginning, but are you already dreaming of hitting the golf course on those warm, sunny days next summer? If so, mark your calendars to golf for a great cause! We have officially secured September 12, 2022, for our 4th Annual Shelby Jane Seyburn...
If you know someone struggling during the holiday season, nothing says you care about them more than a gift for their mental, physical, and spiritual health. No one knows that more than Alisa, who has found comfort during her grief with gifts for serenity, warmth,...
Walking through a museum, Rabbi Jen Lader was moved by a small black bowl on a pedestal with cracks running through it, as if it had been broken. But the cracks were astounding. They were painted with gold. They were gleaming in the light. The piece was 15th century...
“I’m sending love because words are pointless right now.” When someone you know is grieving, everything in you wants to make them feel better, wants to console them, wants to make them feel whole again. But everyone grieves on their own time, in their own way, and the...
We have all seen it and are living it in one way or another. There are two camps, and individuals in each of these camps see the COVID-19 pandemic in a different light. How people reacted and acclimated to the COVID-19 pandemic speaks volumes about the implications of...
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