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So You Had a Bad Day
Daily writing promptWhatâs a song lyric that has stuck with you forever?View all responses Todayâs earworm is⊠âCause you had a bad day, youâre taking one down, you sing a sad song just to turn it around. You say you donât know, you tell me, donât lie. You work at a smile, and you go for a ride. ~Daniel Powter Tell me if you sang it as you read the lyrics! Right!?! This was my earworm of theâŠ
Fireworks, Sirens, That Was Us, and Where is my SenatorâŠ
Itâs been eventful since my last blog post over the ensuing months. Iâve been meaning to write but things have been happening that have prevented me from it. There is much to catch up on, friends. So, this is a bit of a long read. Happy 250th birthday United States of America⊠Friends in Cleveland, Ohio really know how to celebrate the U.S. They held their annual 4th of July party that ChrisâŠ
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Writer's Inspiration
A written word is the choicest of relics. It is the work of art nearest to life. And not only to be read but actually carved out of breath itself. The symbol of an ancient manâs thought becomes a modern manâs speech. -Henry David Thoreau I stumbled on this quote in a Thoreau documentary. Insightful brilliance.
Friendship and Health During Cancer Recovery
A curious thing happened this past week. An old friend popped up in Messenger on a grade school thread with random comments and photos. After days of this, I realized I started the thread a few years ago. It has been dormant for a while. I have been acutely aware of the people who have showed up for me through my cancer journey. I donât post about it much on social media. I kind of think thatâŠ
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Celebrating Women's History Month 2026: Honoring the Past, Shaping the Future
Reflecting on Progress, Empowering Tomorrow March 2026 arrives with the vibrant energy of renewalâand with it, Womenâs History Month invites us once again to pause, reflect, and ignite change. Across the world, people are gathering in schools, workplaces, and communities, sharing stories that illuminate both the struggles and triumphs of women throughout history. But Womenâs History Month isâŠ
Surviving January: Tales from a Cold and Challenging Month
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Unplugging and Recharging: Finding Solace in Simplicity
Recognizing When Itâs Time to Step Back and Rediscover Balance On the heels of a busy holiday season, I transition into my busiest season at work â Q1. From November through April the rhythm of daily life beats relentlessly on and demands seem ceaseless. With my new normal, living with the side effects of cancer meds all the time, this is challenging. Itâs too easy to slip into a state ofâŠ
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Cincinnati: Culturally Behind or Blossoming at the Forefront
Exploring the Queen Cityâs Evolution in Innovation, Sports, Music, and Cuisine âŠa love letter to the city that raised me My hometown, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA, long the subject of good-natured ribbing for its supposed 20-year lag behind national trends, has in recent years become a city in the midst of a spirited renaissance. For as long as I can remember, locals and outsiders alike have debatedâŠ
Embracing the Winter Solstice: A Time for Reflection
The winter solstice is here, December 21, 2025. Itâs what I like to call the long winterâs night. The nadir of the natural world. I once read, to paraphrase, that itâs the ending, the death, of the cycle of life. Celebrating solstices is among the oldest traditions and rituals known to humans, along with storytelling (the great sagas, etc.) and burying the dead. This is the time to consider whatâŠ
What Are the Algorithims Trying to Tell Me?
What is the world trying to tell me? Robert Frost is popping into my scroll today. Maybe the algorithm is saying, hey you, yeah you, you are not going to ignore feelings. And Iâm just â I canât. But that f&*(er is being persistent, and he is all about deep diving into the ethos of existence. Itâs true that sadness is upon me â not I am sad or Iâm feeling sad. I am not my emotions. I love theâŠ
Facing Cancer and Loss: Reflections on Family Bonds
Since March of 2022 I have lost two siblings, Larry to Covid-19 and Becky to pancreatic cancer, and now within this past month two brothers have become gravely ill. And others have serious health issues that they live with on the daily. This is life in middle age. I love being from a big family â thereâs more love â but the downside is thereâs more to lose. And, Iâm not ready. I havenât beenâŠ
When Others Make You Feel Not Good Enough
Weâve all had those moments â sometimes fleeting, other times painfully persistent â when someoneâs words or actions make us doubt our own value. It can come from a seemingly innocuous comment, a comparison to someone else, or an outright criticism. Suddenly, it leaves you questioning if you measure up, if youâre worthy, if you are enough. Itâs a familiar script that brings back all the selfâŠ
Gratitude Month: Welcoming November's Thankfulness
A Journey to Savor the Small Moments and Celebrate the Big Blessings As the crisp air of November settles in, carrying in with it the falling golden and red leaves and the promise of cozy evenings, my heart and mind begin to turn toward reflection. Nestled between the fiery festivities of autumn and the winter holidays, November quietly beckons us to slow down, to notice, and â most importantlyâŠ
NBCAM: Inspiration 105, Cynthia Nixon
âThe only thing we have to fear is fear itself. So the only thing to really be afraid of is if you donât go get your mammograms.â âCynthia Nixon
NBCAM: Inspiration 104, Shannen Doherty
âUltimately, theyâre just breasts, right? I mean, I love them, theyâre mine, theyâre beautiful, but in the grand scheme of things, I would rather be alive, and I would rather grow old with my husband.â âShannen Doherty, April 12, 1971 â July 13, 2024 2015: Diagnosed with breast cancer. 2017: Announced her cancer was in remission. 2020: Cancer returned and spread. June 2023: Announced she wasâŠ
NBCAM: Inspiration 103, Christina Applegate
âWhen you get diagnosed with cancer, thereâs such a sense of loneliness, but what we need to know as people going through this is that youâre not alone.â âChristina Applegate
Older Siblings: The Unsung Role Models in Our Lives
How Big Brothers and Sisters Shape Who We Become I was having a conversation with my younger sister Angie last week about something my oldest brother said off-handed to me a few years ago â that we did not grow up together. It seemed important to him that my husband understood this. It is a true statement. My oldest brother is 14 years and 5 months older than I am, and 17 years and 7 monthsâŠ
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