The older I get, the more I am aware of the physical needs around me.

Each week, I write memories or thoughts about Mom’s life.

It’s finally January and my inner thermometer is hoping for some cold weather.

One of the sweetest things about a newborn child is those precious hands pulled tightly into fists.

Part of my living is collaborating on school concerts, and I am blessed to work with many fine conductors who teach at the middle and high school levels in Habersham and surrounding counties.

I’ve started listening to podcasts – yes, I’m a little late to the game – and I’ve found a wonderful speaker named Christy Nockels. Her podcast is “Glorious in the Mundane.”

This weekend was District 14’s Honors Chorus event at Brenau University.

I’ve been gradually going through Mom’s saved papers. This week, I found a wonderful set of papers from a class she must have taken on the four basic temperaments: sanguine, choleric, phlegmatic, and melancholy.

I love the “fall back” part of daylight savings time.

In these articles, I talk a lot about the changes we encounter with Mom.