They came here on hot summer days. It was their special place. Fast friends since childhood and inseparable well into young adulthood. Neither was interested in dating. “What do I need a boyfriend for when I have you?” she said once before she ran into the water, laughing. He chased after her and they splashed… Read More Fast Friends
As parents and stewards of God, it is our duty to provide for, care for and protect our children. We are to impart wisdom and knowledge to them that will keep them safe and grounded in a world where they will encounter hardships, trials, temptations and challenges. We are to teach, guide, counsel, encourage and… Read More Drinking With Mom
The first time I was aware of bipolar disorder was years ago in New York. It was there that I learned that my sister was manic depressive. She had suffered from a nervous breakdown. I never knew that she was manic depressive. It was not evident to me. She seemed fine to me. While… Read More Women and Bipolar Disorder
Earlier this month when I was reading about African American women who made a difference so that I could feature them in the special issue of Notes to Women newsletter, one name kept popping up–Eleanor Roosevelt. I promised myself that I would do a little writeup on her. And here we are. “Where, after all,… Read More Eleanor Roosevelt
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