Summer Trip to MASS MoCA
MASS Moca is an art gem in the Berkshires. We go a few times a year and were drawn in by the Nick ...
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Book Review: Nadia Bolz-Weber, Sinner and Saint
Nadia Bolz-Weber is someone I follow on Twitter– she seems like my kind of fierce and funny ta...
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Trust As A Spiritual Practice In An Age of Unrest
Trust is one of those themes I have been coming across on the daily of late. In my case, I’ve been contemplating how to be less anxious and trust the universe. Other friends are facing the specter of betrayal and question how to trust particular people. One friend even shared that one of her rules is not to…
Patriotic Travels in Washington, D.C.
I cried my way through Washington, D.C. I was overcome patriotic feeling: loving my country, loving our people, and wanting us to be more brave and open than we are at this current moment in history. But D.C. showed me that this nation has seen ups and downs before- we shall overcome. Lincoln and McClellan Our…
A Romantic Alexandria, Virginia Wedding
Seeing a beloved friend find the person she belongs with is a glorious experience. Marriage, in my opinion, is the most romantic proposition of all. Nothing screams romance for me more than committed, true love. To pledge your troth to one another in the face of any future adversity is to whisper faith and hope into…
A Brief Adventure in Portland, Maine
Portland, Maine is a gem of cobbled city streets with fine food smells wafting in the air. I was only there for a couple of days for a business trip but I intend to go back (soon!) to Portland, Maine. It was charming, a little crunchy, and full of music and food. Food in Portland, Maine…
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