A Time for This is Now I’m a Catholic mom with a dear friend, Sarah, who’s also a Catholic mom. We both feel called to speak up on the recent
My Five L’s for Embracing a Positive Future BY JACK LEVINE I was recently asked to summarize my personal and professional beliefs in pursuit of advocacy goals. In response, I’ve developed these
What is Love From The Mouths Of Babes BY JACK LEVINE Wishing you and your loved ones well. As Valentine’s Day approaches, I’m pleased to share this heartfelt message with
The Story of a Legacy of Love BY LORRAINE STEWART Many women are tasked with going through their own parent’s life of accumulated belongings in preparation for a change. The
In Celebration of Grandparents: Wisdom Across the Generations By Jack Levine This Sunday is Grandparents Day, a good opportunity to reflect on the importance of our elders in the lives
The Grandkids are Gone BY KATE CARPENTER The grandkids are gone There’s holes in the yard The floor needs a mop And I am so “tard.” The grandkids are gone
The power of hugs BY ANNETTE PERKINS “Grandma, hold me a little longer.” What happy, magical words. Grandkids and hugs just go together, like PB&J. Blessed is the relationship where
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The History of St. Valentine’s Day The history of Valentine’s Day–and the story of its patron saint–is shrouded in mystery. We do know that February has long been celebrated as
What DOES Love Mean? This is from a post I found. A group of 4 to 8-year-old children were asked the question, “What does love mean?” Below are their answers.
A Love That Lasts It was a busy morning at the clinic, about 8:00, when a gentleman in his 80’s arrived to have stitches removed from his thumb. He said he
Looking for love in all the right places BY CHERYL HARBOUR Grandparents and grandchildren have an almost supernatural connection, especially when the relationship is nurtured and valued. As most new
Let our Love be Louder! (a Jewish reflection on Charlottesville) By Allison Berkowitz, Every Friday I call my grandmother to wish her a good Shabbas. After the sun sets – for
Love in Santa Cruz By Sherrill Pool Elizondo Sometimes one is fortunate to be able to observe meaningful exchanges between strangers that can bring a smile to one’s face. Such an
Grandmas want to wear their joy, and now they can! BY CHRYS HOWARD I come from a big family. My parents instilled a strong love of family in all six
“Room” In loving memory of Sharon Smith-Gey July 20, 1947 – November 4, 2016 John 14:2 In my Father’s house there are many dwelling places. If it were not so,
Promoting a legacy of love across generations BY ROBIN R. GANZERT, PH.D. There’s a saying I’m quite fond of: “You won’t protect what you don’t love, and you can’t love
BY SHELA DEAN It’s true with lots of things – Marriage: Use it or Lose it My married friends keep a joint journal. They each write about everyday things and
The Huffington Post | By Ann Brenoff Summer vacations are upon us and for many, it will mean having the grandkids visit for an extended period of time. Here are
In the Greek language there are three words that are used for love. The first one, eros, stands for sexual, romantic love. Eros is the kind of love mostly known