This weekend, my nephew’s visit reminded me of a lesson straight out of the pages of life and maybe a bit of the Bible too. There’s something magical about the childlike spirit: it’s curious, innocent, full of love, and a little bit cheeky. As soon as my nephew arrived, I knew we were in for... Continue Reading →
The Many Sides of a Single Change
Change is such an interesting thing. One moment shifts, and suddenly everyone connected to that moment feels something different, even though it’s the same change. I’ve been thinking about this through the lens of a simple childhood story. Imagine two siblings who have spent years growing up side by side, sharing meals, sharing toys, sharing... Continue Reading →
How Well Do You Know Them?
I’ve been having random chats with my parents lately, and I’m amazed by the memories they’ve shared—stories from their childhood and early years before I was born. It reminded me how easy it is to fix our judgment on people based solely on how we know them now, rather than giving room to understand them... Continue Reading →
Independence: a marriage fortifier
In marriage, the game is both of you (husband and wife) against the world and not against each other. The successes or failures of either party are held by both of you. Lay down your fears and joys to this one person. Make him or her your everything and best friend. Do not let the... Continue Reading →
