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The Opposite of Apathy.

This selflessness is the opposite of apathy.

The Cemetery.

By Jane O’Shields-Hayner. As a red-blooded American girl I grew up with a, pardon the pun, bone deep fear of cemeteries. My cousin Marcia, six...

Seasons of (Beautiful) Change. Reflecting on The Death of My Daughter.

We never could have known when she was born that she would only be staying with us for such a short while. Just long enough to light beside us, gently flap her delicate wings, and send the reverberations of love into our hearts to guide our lives.

The Bullshit Bargain.

I am the most me I can be and no matter what happens to me I know it is not because I am being “punished” or if I promise to be “good” then things will change. Karma just doesn’t work that fast.

Anxiety and the Lamogrian.

"Because I got what I wanted, and it wasn't enough. And when I looked back on my life, and thought of all the times I said, if only I could get this, it'd be enough, I realized that it was never enough. And I realized that the part of the human mind that wants never stops its wanting."

Late Bloomer

In many ways, I was a lucky kid. I grew up in a quaint, artsy community called Sea Cliff, which, as the name suggests, sits...

What Gets Us Into Trouble.

At the end of my life, when I ask one final, "What have I done?" Let my answer be, "I have done love."

It’s Worse Than You Think…

And remember the words of Eleanor Roosevelt, "You wouldn't worry so much about what others thought of you when you realize how seldom they actually do."

Powder Blue Polyester Tuxedo.

So much of what we want to happen to our children when we are parents, crawling, walking, running, talking, and on and on, is so confusing, and we never know how or when it will start, and when it does start, it seems like magic. We don’t know why it’s happening. It just does when it does.

This Is What Everyone Feels Like: A Thirteen Year Old Speaks Out.

Being a 13 year old who cares about climate change can be lonely.
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