by Lori LoCicero | Jun 30, 2016 | Life Lessons, Post-Traumatic Growth |
Not everyone believes in signs. No, I’m not talking about those that tell us when to stop or where we can park. The signs I am referring to are those that come from “the other side,” the ones that come from our loved ones who have died but still somehow let us know...
by Lori LoCicero | May 5, 2016 | Life Lessons, Post-Traumatic Growth |
The cultural fair gets me every time. Every few years it creeps up on me. The school project dedicated to exploring family trees and genealogy. Our school calls it the cultural fair. I call it my personal minefield chock full of memories and mixed emotions. When the...
by Lori LoCicero | Apr 1, 2016 | Life Lessons, Post-Traumatic Growth |
Easter 2016 did not go as planned. What started off to be a carefree morning of traditional Easter egg hunting and artful egg dyeing, instead quickly dissolved into a frantic Googling session. Researching facts on Dove Milk Chocolate became a top priority — not...
by Lori LoCicero | Dec 18, 2015 | Life Lessons |
October 21, 2015, marked a day of hype and excitement surrounding the 30th year anniversary of Back the Future. I thoroughly enjoyed watching the trilogy again — this time around with my kids. Watching this time traveling classic got me thinking… What if I was told...
by | Dec 15, 2015 | Life Lessons |
Beyond the challenge of going 14 innings in the first game of the 2015 World Series, the Kansas City Royals management had the additional pressure of dealing with an awkward and controversial situation: withholding news to one of their key players that his father had...
