Author: Susanne Meyer-Fitzsimmons

What if it weren’t necessarily the microorganisms that made us sick, but that healing depended instead on the condition and resilience of our own immune

It is interesting and eye-opening how “the truth” can be so deeply in the eyes of the beholder.  We see what we believe, and we

Last summer we saw Shakespeare’s As You Like It on a beautiful summer outdoor stage.  In this comedy, Jaques famously says to Duke Senior, “All

When I grew up things seemed certain, and most things were straightforward. The story behind our culture worked. We went to the market and grocery

It’s probably happened to you that you misplaced your keys or your wallet. Or maybe your glasses. The other day my daughter was up in

Children and grandchildren often lived either with or in the proximity of their parents and grandparents, and in traditional societies still do, giving the younger

“Madame,” the waiter in the small town of Amboise in France said to me with a serious face, “I cannot serve you if you don’t

Spring cleaning is not only a good idea for your house.  By all means, wipe off those spider webs, clear out your closets, wash your

Words can be expressive beyond their attributed meaning.  While we associate a specific meaning with the word flour, the word itself is not exactly remarkable. 

You may have heard it said that we need to drop from the head to the heart, or that the mind sometimes gets in the