People seem to understand feeling blue in the winter time. Lack of sunshine, low temperatures, long days stuck inside…kind of sounds like Florida summers! When it is really hot out, and thunderstorms block the sun’s light, entire populations are stuck inside where freezing air conditioners blast us silly. This is why certain Floridians wear sweatersContinue reading “Summertime Highs and Lows”
Category Archives: Mental Illness
Invisible and Silent No More
Anybody getting ready for a job interview knows the importance of a first impression. Within 30 seconds or less, as soon as you go into the room or begin a Skype session or open your mouth; it’s happening…people are judging you. What all can be understood in this first encounter with a person? What canContinue reading “Invisible and Silent No More”
A Cup Full of Crazy
My father does not breathe any more. That’s just a way of saying that he’s been dead awhile now. Today is his birthday. He died half a dozen summers ago. I lost track of how old he’d be or how many candles he’d be blowing out now if he were still breathing. He was aContinue reading “A Cup Full of Crazy”
Rev. Dr. Sarah Griffith Lund 