I had not known David and Lucy for long. I met them through email when we corresponded during COVID. They were always quick to talk about their family. They had usually just been to visit or were about to visit. I could picture David smiling as he wrote back to me, rehearsing the memories they […]
In my previous column, I explored how to build friendships in adulthood, a challenge many of us face. Readers responded with thoughtful questions and insights, highlighting the complexities of forming and deepening friendships at different life stages. Now, I want to address some of those questions and offer guidance on navigating friendships with intention and
In my head, there’s an associative imagery that accompanies the phrase “Art & Culture.” I picture it as this giant, flowy watercolor sensation — vivid, fluid, and difficult to contain. “Art” feels more concrete, bringing to mind murals, statues, and tangible expressions. “Culture,” on the other hand, is abstract and all-encompassing, like the air around
