Never a Failure
Claire Florine
I began my career as a high school English teacher with an unapologetically idealistic attitude about the difference I could make in my student’s
I began my career as a high school English teacher with an unapologetically idealistic attitude about the difference I could make in my student’s
Black History Month has special moments in various phases of my children’s lives. Now that I have teen and adult children, the stories and
I’ve always thought I was adept at change. In the early years of our marriage, when jobs and apartments and even regions of the
You do not have to worry, child. Not about the spelling quiz, the untied shoes, the next soccer game, the day you are late
“You have almost three dollars!” I tell her. We are sprawled on her bedroom floor amidst blocks and books, stuffed animals and blankets. Loose
Dear Son, You’ve got scrapes on both knees and a Spiderman ball-cap perched on your sandy blond hair. Your eyes are your father’s, like
In the Summer edition of Hello, Darling magazine Dr. Townsend tackled the question of how long we should be nude in front of our
At our house every topic is open for discussion. My kids ask questions about sex, injustice and are thoroughly interested in discussing cuss words
You want to know what’s great about June, darling? Well, there are lots of things. But one of the great things about June is
From the moment my firstborn was placed in my arms, I can remember the overwhelming feeling of responsibility that descended upon my shoulders. This