"A good life is one in which things do not go perfectly, but you find a way to have a good day regardless." — James Clear

Adding space seems counterproductive.

The ouch is exactly what I’ve spent most of my life trying to avoid.

You can’t build anything meaningful without trust, but it has to come from both sides.

Joan asked me to read this book after it was suggested to her by one of our favorite priests. This is one of those non-fiction books that you have to read with a buddy so you can discuss it along the way.

These films also prove that it doesn’t take long to tell a profound story if every scene is filled with purpose and meaning.

The entire world watched and waited together.

“Receiving is its own act of generosity.”

If you’re not familiar with the project, I started a YouTube channel with my British buddy, Stuart, whom I met on a European river cruise in April 2024.

The Instagram algorithm has figured out my interest in historical fiction, so my feed has been filled with book influencers making recommendations.

I grew up with horses, but they’re the ones who raised me.

When a group of people shares the same emotional experience, the energy in the room amplifies it.

You’ve heard the old saying, “It takes two to tango.” But I would also say it takes two to tangle.

A few weeks ago, I noticed a young boy intently reading a book and taking notes during Mass.

Someday, there will be a last time I ever swim in the ocean.

Almost every morning, when I walk into the locker room to store my purse, someone is standing in front of the mirrors taking selfies or shooting a video.

I was excited for this event, but I underestimated how meaningful it would be for everyone involved.

“No man knows how bad he is till he has tried very hard to be good.” — C.S. Lewis in Mere Christianity

Looking back each year, we are increasingly grateful for the people and experiences that have come our way.

“But Mommy, it’s a tradition!” — Charlotte, Age 5