Who dives into their food, face first, with little regard for social decorum? Who pees aimlessly on every flower, tree, hydrant and tire as if there was an innate joy in defining their territories? They are perfect canine vacuums that anxiously … [Read more...]
A Banana, an Avocado, A Dog & a Phone
September 12, 2018 by
Visualize this. Judi’s daughter goes on vacation and leaves her with the following: a banana, an avocado, her dog and a phone to monitor the business. The avocado was a “reward” for watching the dog. Thank you so much for that! Got to love our … [Read more...]
The Language of Children
August 21, 2018 by
We had three children in the house. The Canadian siblings, 12-year old Dhruv and six-year old Sara, were meeting their cousin from India, 20-month old toddler Shaira, for the very first time. Expectedly, each day was a circus of entertainment – … [Read more...]
Lost
August 20, 2018 by
A certain void has settled in her eyes. The voice is monotone, and the emotion is lacking. No spark of joy, or sorrow — just a lost, distant look. Her demons are real. Her journey is sad. Dementia impacts both the afflicted and the care giver. It … [Read more...]
