Small Moments in Time

The More Things Change….

I’m someone who likes change. I enjoy variety in my food, in my work outs, ...

A Rare Friend Indeed

“I will need to take you to every house in the village!” my daughter Gale ...

Living in a Material World

I reached into my bag to grab my wallet and pay for the food supplement ...

The Pool Frog and Other Late Summer Perils

  People do not typically consider frogs to be wily animals, but I am here ...

Stellar Fourth of July Reflections..

It had been some years since we were able to view fireworks in person, and ...

The Dance of Discovery

I attended a dance performance last Friday. Nothing particularly unusual about that. Our family has ...

The evolution of Thanksgiving traditions

By the time this hits print, Thanksgiving will seem like a distant tide, swept out ...

Life at the Seams

We have long known that there is a certain openness at times of transition. As ...

Column about summer

    Many summers we spend a week in Acadia National Park in platform tents, ...

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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.

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