May 2, 2017 | Personal Blog
I had no idea what a pilgrimage looked like. I’d never been on one before, unless you count my pilgrimage a couple years ago to Mood – the mother of all hip fabric stores- the one made famous by the television show, Project Runway, in New York City. But a...
Mar 30, 2017 | Personal Blog
This week I’m sharing posts I wrote years ago about the people I got to know and love through Meals on Wheels. Today, meet my friend Jerry. Jerry’s waited for me on his back porch every other Wednesday for nearly five years now, so I know exactly what to expect...
Mar 27, 2017 | Personal Blog
When I heard last week that the Trump administration had released a budget plan that would eliminate funding for the Community Development Block Grant program, which provides partial funding for local Meals on Wheels groups, I wanted to shake someone. For over 12...
Mar 22, 2017 | Personal Blog
My friend Tigist is a smart young lady- and a natural philosopher. She may be a third grader, but when I read the words in the artwork she gave me, she speaks with the voice of someone who’s been around the block a few times. A grandma, maybe, who understands...
Mar 3, 2017 | Personal Blog
Last week I hung up a new watercolor print in my house (by Israeli artist Lesia Binkin -check out her work over at Etsy, here) and every time I walk by it, I just can’t help but stop for a moment to stare at it. I guess I just love the colors and the feeling and...
Feb 24, 2017 | Personal Blog
Maybe you know how this goes. You have the kind of week when the clouds roll in. Someone gets the flu, there are executive orders that wound your heart because they will hurt people you love and people you don’t know, and the dermatologist finds more to cut off...