Let’s talk about our perfectly dysfunctional lives!
I came across a sweet Facebook post written by a father who was describing how proud he is of his young son who successfully pitched his first little league baseball game. Despite the boy having an off-field injury, he did an incredibly amazing job, according to his father. I normally don’t take the time to … Continue reading What’s Wrong with Now
Some days you need to get through and some days you want to get to.
“You get what you get, and you don’t get upset.” This phrase, first brought to me years ago by my preschool aged daughter, validated my complacent mindset. Whether it was my upbringing, my generation’s influence, or insecurities, I’ve learned not to ask for more and to simply accept what I have. For example, when I … Continue reading But Did you ask
The charming piece of wood furniture you see pictured above has survived ten moves with me over the years. Serving a different purpose each time, it’s held everything from baby toys to fitness equipment. Now painted white, the old wood continues to reveal itself underneath the chipped paint. No amount of tightening can take away … Continue reading Just a Memory
Perfect Dysfunction 