Grief, Grace, and the Imperfect Dad

Grief, Grace, and the Imperfect Dad

by | Jun 21, 2026 | The Road

The Unspoken Weight of Father’s Day Let’s be honest for a moment: most of our lives don’t look like an old-school, black-and-white sitcom. We don’t live in a “Leave It to Beaver” reality where every family dinner is harmonious, every parent is...
How Are You Doing

How Are You Doing

by | Jun 4, 2026 | The Fog

Standing in the Fog: What to Do When Grief Steals Your Compass How Are You Doing? People mean well. That is the most generous thing I can say about the question. Someone catches your eye across the table at the team meeting, or in the quiet pew at church, or across...
Collective Grief and the Birth of a New Era

Collective Grief and the Birth of a New Era

by | Nov 16, 2024 | Uncategorized

There’s a heaviness in the collective field right now that feels almost physical in its weight. Many of us are carrying grief beyond ordinary political disappointment – it’s the profound ache of watching what felt like forward momentum crash into the...
Free Will or Fate

Free Will or Fate

by | May 31, 2022 | Life and Spirituality

I often have a spirited discussion with my good friend, Nancy Matz. She’s a psychic medium. The real kind. Born with the gift and very accurate. Don’t ask her if you don’t want to know. She’s that good. We’ve known each other and worked...