It’s strange to look around and, with a quick glance, see nothing visible that would indicate anything was different from any other year. The days grow longer, and the snow melts, and spring draws near. In many ways, for many people in my little corner of the world, nothing has changed. And yet everything has Read the full article…
It’s 2021. We made it. Like most people, I could not wait to see 2020 in the rearview mirror. In addition to wanting to say goodbye to the most tumultuous year of my lifetime, there is something about a new year that brings hope, which I was more than ready to embrace when the calendar Read the full article…
At the end of this, I’m going to tell you how your family can help stop the climate crisis. There are important things we all can do right now! But first, I need you to listen. One morning a few weeks ago, my family woke up to a dark house. It was so confusing—had we Read the full article…
It is Wednesday. It is “hump day” – the day when you realize you’re halfway through the week and things are supposed to be looking up. For me, today, it has seemed like a symphony of failures. Our teenager (passionately) complained about the upcoming weekend plans and how they are totally “unfair“ since it involves Read the full article…
Lights on the San Francisco Bay Bridge glow as if it’s night time under an ominous, dark orange, smoke-filled sky at 9:00 am on September 9, 2020.