In faith, this chapter closes so another may begin.

The number of relationships here is math I can't do, but math that my parents were trying to sort out as I pushed peas around my plate.  T

What do you want? What do you want more than that? And more than that? What's it take to be that man? Be that man.

Life is not meant to be alone. We are designed for community, easing the 'hard' and increasing the 'good.' We live with families and in tribes with others.

I can no more diagnose Autism Spectrum Disorder than I can Little Man Syndrome, but what I can do is meet folks where they are and adapt my style to their reality.

Now, my children still eye the dancing tool set at grandma's, but think about what they're trying to accomplish before 'bam-ing' everything in the house.

They're not bad parents, just overwhelmed by the reality of parenting children.

The toddler, like the terrorist, is looking for legitimacy -- a sense of individuality and control of his own destiny.

I wonder if this is what friendship really is: wanting all of me for me. Nothing less or nothing in return.