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We are complicated creatures living in a complicated world. If we can have the courage to be vulnerable, be uncomfortable, be humble, be listening, be curious, be open and move forward even if it means messing up, our communities can heal and our children can learn by us living as an example. 

 

“Sisu will get you even through granite,” has been said by the Finnish. ⁣⁣Sisu means strength, perseverance in something that seems impossible to...

Short term pain- long term gain. It would have been easier to go to the store and purchase our angel tree gifts while they were at school.🏫⁣

There are so many benefits to getting out in nature.

A beautiful rainy day lesson straight from the mouth of a 4 year old.

This is a picture of HOPE. Hope of ending this weekend on a positive note. A real family dinner I SO believe in but haven’t achieved yet because... kids that are 4,3,1. We have been mostly in survival mode.⁣
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Real or Fake? What’s your family’s tradition? 🎄⁣
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We have been trying to be more mindful about our choices with everything- so the idea of a better eco choice came up when decorating for the holidays this year.🌍⁣
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Do you celebrate #columbusday or #indigenouspeoplesday or acknowledge both? 🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️🤷‍♀️⁣

Today is World Mental Health Day. The @who has made suicide prevention a priority for a few years and this is the theme of this years #WorldMenta...

  In Julia Child’s Book, “The Way To Cook" writes "Dining with one's friends and beloved family is certainly one of life's primal and most innoce...

I was thrilled when my friend, Leslie, Education Coordinator at Ada Jenkins, let me know that the kids created a book about the history of the school/center. When I saw the book I was blown away! They did such a great job bringing the story of Ada Jenkins to life with their words and illustrations. The 4th and 5th Grade LEARN Works Students are talented and now, they know it, all because of the leadership of their teacher, Ms. Kenzie.

Here is our interview with Ms. Kenzie about the project…