During the 1980’s a few things were big in our lives, Madonna and roller skating. We spent many hours in my driveway skating away to our favorite tunes and sneaking onto my brother’s skateboard ramp he built in the driveway.
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I was thinking about the Hester Prynne sock puppet I made in high school as my creative project for the book, The Scarlet Letter about an adulterous woman in a complicated relationship with her pastor.
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In a roundabout way, I may have saved my 82-year-old aunt’s life when I drove over her foot with my Toyota Highlander last week.
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Teeth grinding is caused by a number of things, including stress. During our dream cycles, we are working out our previous day, month, and year in some cases
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We ring in the new year with a lot of promises to ourselves, but by January 10th many of us are already overwhelmed with our heavy-handed To Do list.
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If you know someone who has recently lost a parent, or anyone they loved, reach out to them.
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My mom’s food advice was simple, “Eat the rainbow.”
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The River’s Edge Forest Play, a nature immersion program designed to nurture children through play in West River, MD.
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Dr. Fumiko Chino is a radiation oncologist at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, studying the effects of financial strain patients with cancer and their loved ones.
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The mission of Memory Well is to create empathy one story at a time.
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Learning new skills can be unnerving, because we put ourselves out of the expert zone, for those of us who are well into our careers, and back into the student’s chair.
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