High School, five decades later
“Thank you for being here, and for thinking enough of each other to show up.” ...
Raising our Voices in Song and in Life
I was astounded to see a local friend’s post that she was taking her first ...
Moms connecting across cultures
The open-air jeep seated eight, but more passengers hung off the back bumper ...
Creating space for Mother’s Day
There, in a plain manilla envelope, I find a sheath of eight by ten ...
From Motherhood Moment Blog: Book Nook
As she shares her family's experiences, Stafford reveals how the act of traveling with loved ...
Inspired by the Magician and his Wand
My dad was principal oboist in the Hudson Valley Philharmonic, where I grew up. This ...
Pieces of Mom
My mom died about six weeks ago—immediately following my bike ride from Boston to New ...
Honk if you’re trying out Craigslist
Perhaps listing a car is not the best way to begin a relationship with the ...
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Meg is a licensed independent clinical social worker with over thirty-five years clinical experience. She holds a Master’s Degree from the Boston University School of Social Work and a Bachelor of Arts from the State University of New York at Binghamton.