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Tag Archives: friendship
New column: “It’s the Winter Olympics! You should throw a party”
Last week, my family was lost in the world of Disney, where I took a much-needed social media break. That being said, I forgot to post my column. So here it is, and it’s about the Winter Olympics, the parties … Continue reading
New column: “Ours is a collective heart”
Recently, I had the honor of being asked to speak to the United Methodist Women’s group at the church where I grew up, in Greenville, South Carolina. It was a wonderful night, to say the least … but beforehand, I … Continue reading
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New column: “The wonder and fun of a pen pal”
Remember pen pals? Did you have one? I did, and I loved getting those letters in the mail! So that’s what my column this week in The Greenville News is all about. Also: letters, long-distance friendship, and the funny way–especially … Continue reading
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New column: “Taking time for yourself”
This week in The Greenville News, my column is about self care. Taking time for yourself. It’s hard for me to type that without rolling my eyes. Because it’s so. dang. hard. to do. But it’s worth it! To read, … Continue reading
New column: “All you need is a creek”
My column this week in The Greenville News is all about splashing around in a summer creek. I sure hope y’all enjoy it. To read, click here.
New column: “Aunts and uncles play a special role”
My newspaper column this week in The Greenville News–posted a wee bit late, so sorry!–is all about family. Namely, about the special role aunts and uncles play in the lives of children. To read, click here. Happy weekend, and hope … Continue reading
New column: “All moms need a variety of mama-friends”
Today’s column in The Greenville News is for all the mamas–and all the parents, male or female–going through this parenting journey. Because no matter where we are on the journey, we need friends who’ve been there, friends who are there … Continue reading
New column: “Friendship is sweet and cherished”
This week’s new column is up at The Greenville News. It’s all about reuniting with old friends, sharing precious memories, and Shania Twain. To read, click here.
Today’s column: “Friendship is a labyrinth that’s hard to navigate”
Everywhere I look lately, people are talking about friendship: how to make new friends, how to maintain friendships in a busy world; how to deal with inevitable friendship woes–like being left out. So that’s the topic of my newspaper column … Continue reading
