
Dogs Were Different by Kate Emery General
Dogs Were Different When I Was Growing Up. Our beloved Dachshund, Heidi, would walk my sister, brother, and me the mile to our elementary school

Dogs Were Different When I Was Growing Up. Our beloved Dachshund, Heidi, would walk my sister, brother, and me the mile to our elementary school

Going through boxes of papers and photographs last week, I found something I hadn’t seen in years: my Presidential Physical Fitness Award from elementary school.

Music has always been an important part of my day. Whether morning, afternoon, or evening, it is usually playing in the background, a companion to

As the children returned to school last week, I found myself thinking about my own education and the many different forms it has taken throughout

This August Sturgeon Moon brought with it a powerful, deep partial lunar eclipse, obscuring 96% of the moon. I wasn’t able to witness the eclipse,

Shortly after our move from Hawaii to Virginia, my eldest daughter, Jenny, and I went on her second-grade class field trip. It was a beautiful

The morning-shift nurse wrote her name and the date on the dry-erase board in my husband’s room at Johns Hopkins almost a year ago. I

Live theatre matters, perhaps now more than ever. In a world dominated by social media, algorithms, digital technology, and screens that constantly reinforce what we

I have years’ worth of cards and letters tucked away in boxes. Last Christmas, after carrying them from house to house for decades, I finally

Swimming laps has always been where I do some of my best thinking. The rhythm of my breathing, the steady pull of my arms through