Courageous stories
I just finished my last 2023 cohort with SSD. That cohort post is coming Monday. Because I apparently never posted cohort one, and that is not okay! The book ends of this cohort and the cohort that ended today in the season that
Grief simply means you chose to love.
Twelve years ago today, we transferred our first two embryos. Our forever wonders. Today, I honored them by mothering and teaching courage to forty more people at Special School District. Grief simply means you chose to love. What a gift it is to love
So much to be grateful for.
The day before my last event of 2023 means a day of full-on rest. Because you can't give what you don't have. I can reflect and wrap up next week. Because the truth is that there is a lot to reflect on and
Thank you simply is not enough.
Another incredible Dare to Leadâ„¢ training with more Directors and Coordinators at Special School District of St. Louis County is in the books. Some of the toughest and bravest conversations around DEIB work, major uncertainty, and of course, lots of feelings. The
People can change.
People can change.If I didn't believe that, I would go do something else for a living.Sometimes, they don't want to change.*Sometimes, they change too late.*Sometimes, the hurt has been too much, and it doesn't matter to you if they change.*People
The ultimate And
He came. He is here. He is coming. The ultimate And. My mind struggles to fully comprehend and my heart knows to be true with everything. So it is with holy awe I live.
Nourish the garden
Grab a cuppa and settle in <3 If you follow me on the social platforms, you know about my wildflower gardens. The beautiful wildflowers, of course, make me so happy from early spring to late fall every year. However, the entire