Get Home Safe

“Get home safe,” I called as my husband, Ken, headed into the airport terminal. Once inside, he turned and blew me a kiss. I patted my cheek, then sent one back at him. We smiled, then turned, each to our own destination. I got into my car to head back to the ship. The nextContinue reading “Get Home Safe”

The Message

Delivering life changing news requires clarity and guts. The issue doesn’t become less heart wrenching with flowery words, clinical jargon, or gentle hesitations. You just have to say it. Experience taught me that. Years ago, I got called to the hospital to support an elderly parishioner whose husband had just had a heart attack. SeatedContinue reading “The Message”