For the first six months that I played the flute, I nearly passed out every time. It hadn’t quite clicked for fifth-grade me that you didn’t need to take enormous breaths between each and every quarter note. I would stumble out of the band room in a fog, wondering if I was ever going to Read the full article…
Crucial Connectedness
This past year was wild. The un-expectancy of a worldwide quarantine along with all of the unfortunate circumstances and repercussions left us all affected and jaded in some way. My concern is mostly for our kids and the mark that this shift left on them. Over the course of the year, I listened to our Read the full article…
We Rise by Lifting Others
School On Wheels Massachusetts first partnered with Project Giving Kids a few years ago to promote the educational needs of Massachusetts children and youth impacted by homelessness. What unfolded during the past year as we all endured a global pandemic were connections made that continue to spread magic through the simple teachings of empathy. When Read the full article…
Urban Farming on a Cold Snowy Day
ReVision Urban Farm with Victory Programs At the beginning of the day, it had begun to pour and I was a little nervous about gardening in the cold rain. The weather only got worse, as it began to snow as rapidly as it was raining, and then rain again. It did not look like ideal Read the full article…