I have this very distinct memory of playing in the backyard at my parents’ house. White flowers with soft petals had grown taller than the neatly cut grass in the … Continue reading Who defines beauty?
I have this very distinct memory of playing in the backyard at my parents’ house. White flowers with soft petals had grown taller than the neatly cut grass in the … Continue reading Who defines beauty?
Although it wasn’t my first time at an event for students, it was my first time where the room seemed just perfect. Events for students are usually in clean and … Continue reading Make a Wish
I once had a job where I hit my head on the (metaphorical) ceiling so often that I wondered if I’d end up with a permanent bruise or bump. There … Continue reading Breaking Through
There’s a corner in my neighborhood that I walk or run past several times a week. I take photographs there at least once a month as flowers, trees, and clouds … Continue reading Filtering Reality
What do you see Little Bird? I see sunlight. I see cars driving past. I see a breeze waving leaves on the grassy front lawn. But you see something more. … Continue reading Little Bird
During a class discussion two weeks ago, a student questioned why we should spend millions, or possibly billions, of dollars rebuilding Notre Dame when that money could be spent on … Continue reading Something Sacred
For my classes, I always try to be the first one in the door and the last one out. I want the chance to settle myself, and all of my … Continue reading Hidden in Plain Sight
Four years ago I had the joy of traveling to Florida for my brother Randy’s wedding. It was a wonderful celebration, with lots of Disney elements which is perfect for … Continue reading #52sparks: Your favorite type of weather
In shops at the coast it’s common to see cute signs and trinkets that are just begging to be plucked off the shelf and added to the knick-knacks in your … Continue reading #52sparks: Hair
I’ve read stories about a bridge in Paris where couples will hook a lock into the side, and then toss the key into River Seine below. There are so many … Continue reading #52sparks: A lock and key
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"The miracle isn't that I finished. The miracle is that I had the courage to start." - John J. Bingham
"The miracle isn't that I finished. The miracle is that I had the courage to start." - John J. Bingham
"The miracle isn't that I finished. The miracle is that I had the courage to start." - John J. Bingham