In the stillness of my life—nothing moving,no progress,shuttered dreams,lost hope,I will wait.In the hollow echoof unanswered callsand delayed replies,I will wait.Through raging turmoil,through cloudy darkness,I will wait.When my heart is broken,my spirit crushed—I will wait.I will wait foryou’ve shown me,time and again,that I can lean on you.In the absence of my smile,in the dryness of …
Hey, I know I promised to call by the end of the month and possibly share a blog: Believe me, I tried to beat that time! Life just decided to become life. I was thinking (maybe manifesting) about somebody this past couple of weeks and decided to write the poem in the attached document haha! …
Oh my goodness! First of all, I did not forget to write about love in February. There weren’t enough days I guess. I can’t quite explain but I will try. Adulting, while being a good excuse for so many things, catches one by surprise almost all the time you know. I don’t know how the …
In our lives, we often reflect on the past, wondering how we could have done things differently. While dwelling on yesterday’s mistakes is futile, I firmly believe in shaping a better tomorrow starting today. In my relatively short journey of wisdom, I’ve come to understand that tomorrow is closer than yesterday because I can actively …
Research shows that children develop racial biases between ages 2-4. Explicitly discussing race and racism in developmentally appropriate ways is an important step in creating an anti-racist environment. Further, nurturing racial pride benefits children of color socially, cognitively, and academically. Please join us as Dr. Flóra Faragó guides us to a better understanding of how …
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