Well, Covid finally got around to my house! We celebrated the Labor Day weekend in a family chorus of coughing and sneezing.
Two years ago, I was so frightened that this might happen, that my family could be in serious danger. Now I have … read more.
As we drove down my steep driveway and passed the mailbox, I heard a loud sound and felt a jolt on the left side. 1000 yards further, things didn’t sound right and seconds later the “low tire” message appeared!
We pulled into the nearby … read more.
My baby is leaving home! Oh, no! Oh, my! (Sniffle)
My elder son Liam is moving into an apartment with a roommate and will be attending the Horizons School in Birmingham. There he will learn how to manage his Autism and ADHD and prepare … read more.
Think about the last time you were being your best self. You know, when you were doing exactly what you were supposed to be doing and giving it your genuine “all”!
It may have been a big event or a small task. It may not … read more.
I remember when I was a little girl and my parents took us to Mexico Beach for our summer vacation. My Dad was an amazing drip castle builder and he taught me the delicate process. Later, I taught my own son, Liam, … read more.
“Back in the saddle again . . .”
So GOOD to be back in the land of sun, surf and lizards everywhere you step!
Hope everyone had a good summer! Bill, the boys and I did the stay-cation thing mixed with deferred spring cleaning, … read more.
General Assembly 2022 has come to a close, as have Ministry Days, the gathering for clergy held immediately prior to GA. I attended these events online and found them to be informative and energizing! I will be sharing more about GA in a … read more.
It’s so hard to get away! AND there’s always such a big pile of responsibilities waiting when we get back! Nonetheless, vacation time beckons!
I am approaching the last few weeks of my contract year serving this wonderful fellowship. It has been a … read more.
In my lifetime, the citizens of the United States have witnessed over 1300 school shootings.
That we can still react with shock, horror, and grief is good.
There are roughly 131,000 K-12 public and private schools in this country. So fewer than 1% of our … read more.
A UU minister I know well serving in North Carolina was recently involved peripherally in a shooting at a mall. Upon hearing shots, he ran to the closest store and hunkered down in back with the employees until police escorted him out about 30 … read more.
