Learning to Let Our Daughters Frown
And I wonder how often we force girls to play a role to fit the confines of our expectations at the cost of their individuality and self-expression?
Read MorePondering and Preparing to Achieve Your Goals in the New Year
At the close of one year and while plotting for the next, I like to ponder all the bad habits that really need to be left behind at the strike of midnight.
Read MoreThe Last Star Wars Movie I Will Ever Watch
I must start this spoiler-free review by saying: I refuse to grow old and die watching Star Wars. With that said, I must note that The Last Jedi exceeds expectations and should be watched in your finest pair of stretchy pants because it’s a physical, emotional and mental work out.
Read MorePhoto Series: Reaching for Ambrosia
There’s this fruit tree existing amongst concrete and steel, yet it dares to bare fruit. Out of reach. She’s got this… Mission Accomplished Photos of a lazy Sunday afternoon with my children after church.
Read MoreMy Daughter Doesn’t Have Classroom Friends
I hurt for my daughter. I became nervous about her experience in and out of the classroom. I imagined her kindness and vulnerability being met with cruelness and disregard.
Read MoreBlade Runner 2049, Beautiful but Objectifying
Give the film a chance and view it with an open mind.
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