The Facebook Rabbit Hole

Little did Lewis Carroll know when he wrote ” Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast” how true that was.

Confessions of a Covid Confinement

“Socially distancing wasn’t the problem. Socially connecting was.”

Choices: The Haunting of February

I thought about writing every day for the past month. I was restless with thoughts of what I would write about, more than not reverting to a feeling that it was pointless. I ruminated in the dwelling of the everyday routine – caught between that split second when one emerges from sleep still not fully

Feelings (whoa, whoa, whoa Feelings)

That is what love really is – when you are witnessing those you would die for just being in the moment and embracing the fleeting nature of it all.

Enough With Passion Already

…what if we focused on feeding our souls instead?

There is no better way to help oneself than helping others so this is me being selfish.

Right Where I’m Meant to Be

I have no clue what things will look like for me next year at this time but I do know that it’s not a question anymore of better or worse.

Letting Go

Admittedly, maybe I have been too busy thinking about my own transition – to single dad – to really take time out and see what is changing with my kids.

Independence Day (from my) Thoughts

Are you waiting for the end of the storm to pass over you or are you willing to try and find the end on your own?

Leaving Your Old Life Behind

I have been deliberately not thinking about the future lately – or at least my future. I think a lot about my kids’ futures – will divroced parents put them at a disadvantage for establishing healthy relationships themselves? Will the world they inherit be a healthy one, mentally and physically, and be empathetic to their