Beyond The Generation Gap
Why connecting young people and elders matters My biggest peeve is labeling people my age as old, seniors, or elderly, believing that we have nothing to offer and are one step from the grave. I prefer to use the term “seasoned,” like spicy, hot, full-flavored, tart, or, on occasion, feisty. A person who has been […]
Sabrina
The multitude of women’s contributions have always been intertwined within the fabric of America’s greatness. Their bravery, courage, and persistent strength of character have inspired many of the greatest novels in American literature. Sabrina is one such woman I have come to know, respect, love, and admire. Much like the Mimosa flower, which symbolizes female […]
Deliverance
Photo capture by Leigh Garber Cazabu Farm Cazenovia, New York There are times when a desperate situation seems bleak with no way out. When desperation leads a horse gifted into the hands of one woman who lives to love horses; she breathed life back to an outstanding Morgan horse with a pedigree that would be the […]
Borrowed Angel
Synopsis: Losing a loved one inevitably results in perpetual, incalculable grief, and there is no loss more significant for a mother than to lose a child — no less an only son. This compelling story concerns a mother who never allows fear and hopelessness to cast a shadow of doubt over her belief in miracles, […]
