John Davidson is one of my personal heroes. He is an unflinching beacon of courage, strength, compassion and kindness. Above all, John Davidson is a father whose actions speak very, very loudly, and an inspiration for anyone who takes the few minutes to hear his story. I’m asking that you be one of these people. I promise that if you are, you will be incredibly moved by the huge commitment this parent makes to both his child, and to his community as a whole.
My Father’s Legacy
There are many ways to remember a persons’ life. One way is to review their history, the empirical data of dates, events, and milestones. Things like when were they born, where they were educated, employed, and who they married highlight the details of their life. But, that only tells part of the story and misses the really important parts.
Polar Vortex Meditation
The dark days of winter are fierce here in Minnesota. A little over a week ago, temperatures were above freezing with the snow melting rapidly. A day later, the temperature dropped over 40 degrees. And since then, we’ve been in the now infamous polar vortex.
Seizing the Seasons
Spring comes to our identities. And so does winter. I once taught in English classrooms; now I do not. I once was afraid of public speaking; now I do it all the time. But being in this movement between the seasons is easier said than done.
Finding My Compass
I used to dread the inevitable question, “Are you ever afraid?” Then I read about how fear can be like a compass not a barrier, a way to know what to do next.
A New Course
I remember the feeling, as if the universe had stepped from the darkened wings of my life and escorted me on a new trajectory in the orbit of my existence.
Music Saved My Life: The Lady in Number 6
Producer of “The Lady in Number 6”, Nick Reed shares how the documentary came about and how he got to meet the unbelievable Alice Herz Sommer.
If You Are Going to be Homeless – Go First Class
Finding myself in a new state, working, going to college and homeless was quite an experience, but it was one of the most rewarding experiences of my life.
The Art Of Being Goofy!
The truth is, I am goofy and I love being goofy. It’s part of my nature, so why fight it? Anyone who has worked with me or is close to me has seen this side of me. None of them has run off screaming … yet! Is there a goof in you? How often do you let it out to play?
When Alzheimer’s Affects a Friendship
The news came only a few months after moving from Southern California to Northern California. Michael was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. When Susan first told me, I felt like someone hit me in the gut.
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