Summer Rewind: Losing Self-Preservation

Summer Rewind: Losing Self-Preservation

Over the summer, I will share some of my past articles that I am finding presently helpful as well as mix in some new articles. I hope you enjoy the little summer rewind in time! This week, I am sharing an article I wrote a few years ago after returning from...
The Great Cost of the Opportunity to Fully Live

The Great Cost of the Opportunity to Fully Live

A couple of years ago, I wrote about two of my grandfather’s brothers (Living to Honor Their Lives), Claude and Edgar, who were killed in World War II and how I can honor their sacrifice by the way I live. Two months ago, I had the opportunity to write about my...
Teachers Bring the Hope

Teachers Bring the Hope

“Education is the great equalizer of our time. It gives hope to the hopeless and creates chances for those without.” – Kofi Annan Education. Honestly, I think it is something I generally took for granted as a kid. While I did have moments of...
What the Signs of Spring Can Teach Us about Hope

What the Signs of Spring Can Teach Us about Hope

Spring. It is one of my favorite times of year, although it seemed to take a while to get to Maryland this year. There is something special about the transition from the gray, bleakness of winter to the colorful, vibrancy of spring. The moment when a small, barely...