The night sky lit up with fireworks and magical lights, while the air filled with music and the wonder of story. The evening shows at Disney World are my favorite, and my recent trip was no excepti
Author: Roxanne
Choosing Rest in a Busy Season
In a world of smartphones, computers, and constant connectivity, it feels nearly impossible to slow down and take a breath. We are always connected, always reachable, and always expected to respond
Embracing the Holiday Spirit: Memories, Joy, and Imperfection
My Christmas tree embodies some of the best parts of my life, and looking at it truly brings me cheer. Similarly, the best parts of me come alive when I’m with my grandson. Yet, even as I celebra
Handcrafted Memories: The Power of Family Traditions
Traditions have always been important to me. I intentionally wove traditions throughout my children’s childhood, hoping to impact their lives with meaning and memories.
Embracing Winter: Finding Warmth in the Cold
It’s been a beautiful fall with mild temperatures and vibrant, colorful leaves. But in the last few days, there’s been a shift. The temperatures have begun to drop, and this morning, I woke to
When Life Feels Too Hard
Do you ever get weary? Like the weight of life’s demands is too hard to bear? Have you ever just wanted to quit the endless tasks and responsibilities? I’ve felt it too–the longing for life t
A Place for Everyone: Setting the Table for Connection
I’ve always admired the people who open their homes and hearts, inviting friends and neighbors to be part of their family. This year, I wonder: Can we be more intentional about fostering connecti
Listening Beyond Differences: A Call to Connection
“Let’s take this moment to change the momentum to call a timeout on hate.”
A Family Tradition of Waiting for Life’s Joys
Life rarely follows our plans, and waiting brings both disappointment and joy.
All About That Confidence: My Night with Meghan Trainor
Okay, I’m going to nerd out for a moment. I got to see Meghan Trainor in concert, and let me tell you, this 51-year old transformed into a twenty-something for a few hours. I sang along, danced t