Resilience Amidst the Temporary – Chasing Rootedness During Transition
Now, where did I pack my blue athletic shorts? Was it the green duffel or the gray one? I rummage for some minutes more…
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Two Pop Songs on Fathers & Mothers: Taylor Swift & Lukas Graham – Father’s Day 2017
We’d like to offer two pop songs as Father’s Day approaches this year: one from Lukas Graham, a Danish pop and soul band, called “7…
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The Romance of Unconnected Lives: Chapter Six
The Romance of Unconnected Lives Chapter Six New Mexico late in the year was not like New Mexico in the summer months, Matt learned….
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The Romance of Unconnected Lives: Chapter Five
The Romance of Unconnected Lives Chapter Five “Hi,” Matt said with a smile, “It’s Matt.” “Hi, Matt,” A laugh on the other end…
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One Seven Four – A Poem by Ed Martinez
I Woke up this morning, my church was on my mind. Wakened with a sense of awe as I looked through my tired eyes….
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The Romance of Unconnected Lives: Chapter Four
The Romance of Unconnected Lives Chapter Four Underneath her feet the leaves were drying and beginning to crack. She always changed her walk this…
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Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry, “13th”, and Looking Back at Black History Month 2017
Looking back at the month of February, I want to pay tribute to what has been a particularly impactful Black History Month for me. What…
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The Romance of Unconnected Lives: Chapter One
The Romance of Unconnected Lives Chapter One There once was a man named Matt and a woman named Jane – Or a woman named…
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Everything – A Poem by Julie Clark
Everything lost Shall be found Everything left behind Catches up There is a rhythm There is a rhyme A purpose And a plan A…
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Third Culture Kid: Let’s Talk TCK Relationships
Are you a Third Culture Kid (TCK)? Does your TCK-ness ever get in the way of connecting with people and making friends? Or are…
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If I Listen – A Poem by Julie Clark
If I listen I will hear a variety of Chirps, tweets and caws Outside my window The motors become background To the symphony If…
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Mother Guilt – A Poem by Julie Clark
Let me go here once in a while Not often or too long Only we mothers know What we could have been Had we…
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