On your best days, you are unstoppable, open-minded, loving, wise and fiercely kind. Stay this way.

C.S. Lewis once said, “No one ever told me that grief felt so like fear.”

The woman already knew what I had just learned: we see the face of God every day through our children and the kindness of strangers.

When we see possibility; what could be and not what is or was we welcome gratitude into our lives.

I was not human enough for someone so I became a messenger for someone else instead.

Life is too short to make choices caring for others but in spite of ourselves.

I have found that with the right people this always holds true: when you love you win. So, find them and love harder today.

I woke up to the sound of a woman’s scream followed by her uncontrollable sobs on Lufthansa LH 757 earlier today on my way to New York. Her husband was feeling very unwell and she was a mess.

I am home. This grief has led me to glory. And I am grateful. I am home. This grief has led me to glory. And I am grateful.

Longevity trumps resilience in the scheme of life so end things with grace so you can start new ones with vigor.

I am expecting the self-realization of harm, guilt and hypocrisy to occur in a person who has repeatedly proven herself incapable of it.

All my dreams and belief will not undo what was done to me. Is this what happens when you make a leap of faith and are proven wrong?

Steinbeck once told his son who had recently fallen in love, “And don’t worry about losing. If it is right, it happens - The main thing is not to hurry. Nothing good gets away.”