by Tammy Davis | May 10, 2022 | Daily dose
At every life event, good or bad, my people show up. It may not be everyone each time and it may not look exactly as I imagined, but someone is there. In fact, it’s usually a whole lot of people. Some are family, some are friends, but at this point, those lines...
by Tammy Davis | May 17, 2018 | Daily dose
Mothering a daughter is hard, especially a strong-willed, independent-thinking, highly emotional daughter. And most especially the teenage variety of said daughter. She’s smart and funny and caring and I generally love being around her, but it’s still...
by Tammy Davis | Feb 26, 2015 | Daily dose
Okay, I screwed up. I missed the mark, so to speak, with yesterday’s post. As soon as I hit publish, I knew it didn’t feel right. Something was missing. It’s this: A milestone, by definition, marks progress; it doesn’t make progress. The...
by Tammy Davis | Feb 25, 2015 | Daily dose
Last week in my Snowshoes post, I pondered the concept of unearned intimacy, that is, when we race toward a relationship destination without marking the usual milestones. Of course, my mind has been whirling ever since as tried to label those milestones. I’m...
by Tammy Davis | Jul 30, 2012 | Daily dose
I may be the only person in the world who enjoys taking her car in for service. In addition to regular oil changes and tire rotation, I do everything the guys at my dealership tell me to do: air filters, power steering flushes, brake pads, you name it. They follow the...
