Why I Don’t Argue Anymore
I don’t argue anymore because I’ve realized that most arguments don’t really solve anything—they just…
Our Conversations Are Shorter, But Still Sacred
Our conversations today tend to be shorter than before, but that doesn’t mean they’ve lost…
Even in Confusion, She Looks for Beauty
Even when life feels tangled and confusing, she chooses to look for beauty. It’s not…
How I Learned to Say Goodbye Every Day
Learning to say goodbye every day is not about constantly letting go of things or…
It’s Okay to Mourn the Living
Grief is often thought of as something that happens only after someone dies. But the…
She Doesn’t Know My Name, But She Smiles When She Sees Me
There’s something quietly powerful about a smile from someone who doesn’t even know your name.…
Dementia Is Not the End of Love
Dementia is often seen as a heartbreaking challenge that changes everything about a relationship, but…
How I Learned to Be Patient with Silence
Learning to be patient with silence wasn’t something that came naturally to me. Like many…
He’s Still in There. I Have to Believe That
There’s something deeply human about the phrase **“He’s still in there. I have to believe…
We Rewatch the Same Movie Every Week—It Brings Her Joy
We Rewatch the Same Movie Every Week—It Brings Her Joy Imagine having a ritual that…