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I am an addict.  Maybe not the kind of addict who shoots dope in her veins but I am an addict nonetheless.   I don’t remember when my life first started revolving around my next meal and I don’t remember when I stopped fully engaging in social and recreational events because of my addiction but sometime […]

We are but specks of dust, human ants on hill and germs on a galactic petri dish. Our existence is so small in this vast universe and our time is so short that we should probably look to the sky more often for the answers we seek. Read the story below by Teresa McIntosh-Hall about

Mean people suck! Bullies exist in all shapes and sizes. Some are adults and some are children. Don’t be a bully and don’t let anyone bully you. Read the true story below by Teresa McIntosh-Hall which shows us that meanness often means we are hurting inside. “I am the daughter of a Green Beret and

Life was good in 1978 and this was before some hippy in California coined that phrase and put it on a hat. We didn’t need to wear a hat that said “life is good” because we knew it was fucking good. But something changed in America between 1978 and 2019 and what we discovered is

We are all flawed, scarred and worn tired from life’s daily beating. But at the end of the day you want those you love beside you. You want to know that when the chips are down someone will come for you and fight a good fight. Read the true story below by Teresa McIntosh-Hall about

Raising children is hard but watching them leave the nest can sometimes be the hardest part of parenthood. Learning to let go is not easy but just remember…you birthed a comet! Let em’ fly! I wrote this poem to celebrate just that…… I carried her nine months in my belly so she could grow healthy

Have you ever quit a team sport and later regretted it? Don’t beat yourself up over it. Sometimes quitting something you love is just as hard as hanging on. Sports moms with battle scars running deep and wide will be able to relate to this true story by Teresa McIntosh-Hall where she talks about her

Sometimes love isn’t meant to last forever. Sometimes letting go and moving on is painful but necessary. Sometimes love is like a comet…burning, burning, burning so bright. Read the poem below by Teresa McIntosh-Hall as she describes a love from long ago. Who is your comet? We left our hearts on Virginia BeachAnd carved our

Dads are important! Studies show that a strong and loving father can have a profound and positive impact on children. Be the dad your children need! Lead your family with love. Read the true story below by Teresa McIntosh-Hall which shows us how dads are born to lead, love, nurture and protect. In the backyard

Facing death is never easy. If you knew you were going to die tomorrow…what would you do differently? Losing a friend or family member makes us realize our own immorality. Read the full story below by Teresa McIntosh-Hall which describes friendship and loss. Do you remember when you were about ten years old and your