Life National Bucket List Day I like lists. Lists make my little neurodivergent brain go brrrr. I’m not necessarily the best at checking things off those Jessi-James Grey Posted on April 24, 2023
Life I Want You to Be Happy “I hope you’re happy.” Right now, right here, that’s not a sarcastic statement, though it often is – Good for you. I hope Emmie Arnold Posted on April 21, 2022
Essays It’s Okay to Like Things I like liking things. I find joy in life’s ordinary pleasures. For instance, I love parting the curtains in the morning to Kerra Bolton Posted on January 29, 2022
Essays Piano, Music, and Identity My father bought a grand piano when I was 2 years old and my sister was 5 because he believed that there would be beautiful Emmie Arnold Posted on September 23, 2021
Inspiration National Day of Prayer As a hospital chaplain, I constantly get to come alongside my patients and families in prayer. It’s an amazing role and I Emmie Arnold Posted on May 6, 2021
Essays “Was” is the Wrong Word Ever since my mother crossed that golden bridge where flesh becomes dust and soul becomes light, people have been referring Sara Striefel Posted on March 9, 2021
Essays How 2020 Helped Me Become a Better Human Oprah equates life to a classroom. Our experiences and relationships are “lessons.” We have boundless opportunities to Kerra Bolton Posted on December 27, 2020
Essays The Vulnerability of Joy Joy feels very vulnerable to me right now. This was a statement I wrote on Facebook, one status of many throughout the day on Kelly Wilson Posted on September 26, 2020
Essays For the Love of Crayons Crayons, for many people, are one of those things that are so taken for granted as to slip from memory until they pop up on a Jessi-James Grey Posted on March 30, 2020
Essays Sprouting Last spring, I attended an eight-week therapy group for chronically ill folks. In it, we developed a language around talking Jessi-James Grey Posted on February 25, 2020