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25 Years Later, I Still Remember
Twenty-five years. It hardly seems possible that a quarter of a century has passed since September 11, 2001. And yet, when I think about that morning, the years seem to disappear. I still remember where I was. September 11 was already a special date in our family. It was my daddy’s birthday. He was still here then, although he’s been gone for 18 years now. So, September 11 has always carried its own personal memories for me. That morning, I was pregnant with my son and gettin

charles harwell
Sep 113 min read


Cherishing the Transition: Memories of School Endings Through the Eyes of a Kid and a Mom
The last day of school carries a unique mix of emotions. For a child, it often means freedom, excitement, and the start of summer adventures. For a mom, it can bring a bittersweet feeling, a reminder of how quickly time passes and how much children grow. Reflecting on these moments from both perspectives reveals the deep significance of school endings and the transitions they mark in life. The Child’s Perspective: Excitement and New Beginnings For kids, the end of school is o
Ann Marie Headrick
May 154 min read


Fall Feelings: Sweaters, Memories, and Finding Comfort
As the fall season arrives — with all its new clothes, routines, and rhythms — I’m reminded how much comfort we find in the familiar. But even in the midst of cute sweaters and school days, life’s deeper moments tug at our hearts.
Ann Marie Headrick
Sep 11, 20252 min read
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