New York Times asked subscribers, “What are the signposts for you that indicate fall has arrived?” and for me, September signals the end of summer. When I need to walk outside with a light jacket or wear an extra layer, I know that fall is […]
Before COVID, it wasn’t anxiety-causing when I was fighting early signs of an immune challenge, whether it was the sniffles, a tickly throat, or feeling a bit low on energy. Now? if anyone has a cough or anything, it makes people think twice, or wonder. […]
The other day, my children told me stories of some of their recent dreams and they’re equally fascinating. One of them started narrating the other’s story and I asked them, “Were you in the same dream too?” 🙂 No, they had told each other their […]
During this past year, I’ve had the chance to read a few books and refine a email newsletters I find in my inbox, unsubscribing to the ones I rarely read, and staying subscribed to the ones I find myself opening throughout the week. While the […]
First, I realize that we are among the privileged to be able to talk about getting a vaccine as being a historic moment in one’s life. In contrast, in other places globally, vaccines are still rare, and the daily numbers are now quite unmanageable. In […]
