When Life Hands you Melons

Living with a dyslexic is a never-ending source of entertainment. Not that it was always a bowl of cherries, or a chowl of berries, either, especially when I was the home school teacher, dealing with a brain that did not “see” … Continue reading

A Safe Haven in a Crazy World

When my girls were little, and they had a question to ask (to which they were really hoping for a “yes,” like: Can I have a sleepover? or, May I go home with Suzie after school tomorrow? or, Could we have … Continue reading