My Daughter’s Chilling Story
The tale shocked me — and I loved it.
Category Archives: Seedlings
More Color, Please
A Seedling: What happens when art supplies limit our ability to capture real life?
From 9/11 to the Pandemic: Trauma & Seedlings of Hope
When my 13 year old received a tracking device, I experienced the same sinking feeling that I did on the morning of September 11: I knew the world would never be the same.
My Mom: CEO, COO, and Influencer
What happens when we take the romantic filter out of motherhood? No-nonsense business.
My September 11 Story
Healing begins with the pain.
Slices of Life at Notre Dame Cathedral
July 1993. That’s when Notre Dame Cathedral’s awe-inspiring spirit touched us, but not without the usual human drama.
Japan and France: Food Fellows?
The spectacular French food in Hokkaido made us wonder whether there was a longstanding connection between French and Japanese cuisine.
Snowshoeing in Niseko
My husband Noel and I went snowshoeing during our Spring Break Trip to Niseko in Hokkaido, Japan. I’ll let the pictures speak for themselves.
The Value of Repetition
I noticed my girls’ confidence grow when they made the same thing for breakfast every week.
Tazmazia: A Puzzle of a Place
Today we checked out a quirky playground in Tasmania’s Central Highlands. Tazmazia and the Village of Lower Crockpot boasted having the world’s largest maze complex. We tried several of the challenges, and checked out the miniature sculptures.
Windswept Wildflower 