The spring I had longed for brought with it a veil of melancholy and new loss.
Adios Granada Spain
Just as Granada stole the heart of author Washington Irving, Granada has stolen my heart. I have seen, felt, smelled, tasted, and touched this beautiful culture, rich with history. Adios Granada!
The rain in Spain
The rain in Spain, I learned does not fall mainly on the plain, but in the northern mountains. And while I felt a little like Eliza in the musical “My Fair Lady” trying desperately to lose my American accent by practicing Spanish speech exercises, I learned that it doesn’t really matter. Upon arriving in Spain a …
Write a letter and inspire a young person’s dream
Taking the time to write a letter to a fan can inspire and encourage a young person to work hard – harder even – to achieve their dream.
Favorite lessons on my birthday
Today is my birthday, and I wanted to share some of my favorite lessons that I’ve posted over the years. As a bonus, I published “Puppy Sitting Lessons: Eat, poop, and play” to the Moms blog at the Democrat and Chronicle. Enjoy! Lesson 1. What would life look like without creativity? Life without creativity would be unremarkable. …
Lessons learned featured on the moms blog at democrat and chronicle
I’m blogging about lessons learned on motherhood, love, and life at the moms blog at thedemocratandchronicle.com. I hope you get a chance to check it out soon, whether or not your a mom, since I just published a post you might like to read – Seven lessons learned about riding a bicycle. Why blog? For me, blogging is …
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The bitter and sweet of fifth grade
Cheers to the end of fifth grade in all its bittersweet glory, and ahead to summer vacation and a new stage of temporary.
Start again today
Some thoughts on starting again from MommyMusingsBlog by Kristine Bruneau.
