Tonight I will meet friends at Heather Lowell’s house. Heather doesn’t live there anymore. She was taken from us after a long battle with breast cancer, on November 30th. But tonight, close to what would have been her forty-second birthday, her many friends will gather with her four young daughters to remember this amazing, vibrant woman. Heather started Get Born, a literary magazine. Somehow the site is still up, though we expected it to expire before now. I was a regular contributor on the Get Born blog for three years. I only… Read more Without Heather →
I have made a commitment to limit how much of Liam’s personal information I share publicly. Because of this I’m trying to balance important and helpful information for those parents… Read more How Far We’ve Come →
My first “contributing blogger” post is up on Brain, Child’s blog this morning. Please read and share. It’s a great magazine, and after you read my piece you can get lost for hours in all the other amazing essays there. http://www.brainchildmag.com/2015/02/my-first-tattoo/
The Denver skyline shot up during early 1980s, and, my dad helped build it. Dad, a welder, came to Colorado in 1979 for the construction boom. However, for much of his… Read more States of Permanence, States of Grace →
The first book I read on my new Kindle Paperwhite was Coming Clean, A Memoir by Kimberly Rae Miller. I’m going to jump right into the review categories. Technical Execution and… Read more Read and Release Book Review: Coming Clean, A Memoir →
One of my goals for 2015 is to get rid of things I don’t want/need. Another goal is to start a new series on my blog for book reviews. As luck… Read more Read and Release Book Reviews: An Introduction →
Today, Liam is going to do a guest post about the thing he and his classmates are doing at school. Hi, my name is Liam. I am eleven years old… Read more A Guest Post from Liam Adams →
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