Tag Archives: effort
Beautiful Walk
“Linda and I started meeting in the mornings, walking while the kids were still asleep. Then we would go home and put them on the bus. Eventually we decided to try a weekend walk with the kids. Since we live … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged communication, community, drama, effort, family, health and wellness, love, memories, motivation, nature, travel, walking
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Walk of Love
I traveled from New York to Leiden to visit my mother who was ailing with advanced lung disease. On my first morning, groggy with jet lag, I found her at my bedside, holding my favorite biscuits. “How did you get … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Supervision
Tagged aging in place, care giver, children, communication, drama, effort, family, jet lag, love, lung disease, memories, parents, therapist, travel, what would you do?
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The Vision
I realized the vision of what was possible had already been formed in each of their minds. Their visions may not have been identical, but each was bold and, importantly, realizable. They weren’t overly idealistic visions bound to be doomed … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged appreciation, assumptions, assurance, change, community, critic, disconnect, effort, fundraising, goals, hope, idealistic, money, opportunities, possibility, questions, relaizable, resources, Sharon Salzberg, vision
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Real Life of an MSW 