Remembering gratitude
There is really no way to miss the fact that it’s Thanksgiving season. From the media to the grocery stores, signs of the holiday are everywhere. We can learn how […]
Troubled minds
In truth, it’s not a favorite song of mine, so I am really not sure why a line from Simon and Garfunkel’s “Bridge over Troubled Waters” has been repeating itself […]
Our Collective Trauma
“You live through that little piece of time that is yours, but that piece of time is not only your own life, it is the summing up of all the […]
A New Normal
Yesterday, I had an interview with a reporter from a national publication. She and I had spoken a couple of years ago, in the depths of the COVID pandemic, and […]
For the New Year
We are quickly approaching Rosh Hashanah, the start of the New Year for those of us of the Jewish faith. Following Rosh Hashanah, we observe the “ten days of awe” […]
Our journeys
It is, I think, a fact of human nature that we believe our path is straight and smooth. Of course, we know that it is anything but, that it is […]
What Lies Beneath
Working in the world of elder care services, we know that dementia, of all types, is a reality in the lives of many older adults. More than 47 million people […]
Stories to Tell
For the last month or so I have been getting emails from the college I graduated from as an undergraduate. They wanted me to call a number and verify my […]
In the Name of Love
Yesterday we had one of those moments we wish we didn’t have to have. We held a memorial service for a long time member of our staff. This quiet, unassuming […]
Unity in Diversity
On each of our campuses this week we have seen an amazing creation take shape. We had learned about the Unity Project that’s been done in other places and we […]
