I think back to that day, that September 26th, 1992 day; so very often. The trip up to Stony Brook Hospital. The day Kaitlyn was diagnosed. Perhaps my observation training as an actor, perhaps that observation training as a parent. The smell of the hospital. The scenery as you drive up to the hospital at […]
Tag: moving on
It was a great Christmas. It’s quiet in my house as I write today; much-needed rest for everyone. I’m not sure if it is the joy of having a newly engaged couple in the house or the anticipation of good news or just having everyone around with ‘our new normal’. We have had so many years […]
What do we do now? Anger. Much anger. Debate. Much debate. In the aftermath of the Newtown tragedy I find myself reading many, many posts. Mental illness, gun control, school safety. What do we do now? I’m not someone who would even think of myself as a professional or an expert but it seems to […]