Belonging, and the curious promise of limited time
Wednesday night's AWANA night. The kids have been in the program for three years, and you could say the Wednesday…
Susan Arico is a New Hampshire-based writer with focus in digital wellness and the intersection of faith and culture. You can follow her on her substack, For the Sake of the Good.
Wednesday night's AWANA night. The kids have been in the program for three years, and you could say the Wednesday…
Rain was forecast the day our "goodbye Aricos" gathering was scheduled – a scenario unheard of in sunny Ventura, land of…
This spring my consulting has involved research and analysis on college athletics. One aspect of the work has encompassed the faith-athletics…
I've gone through a kind of metamorphosis in my spending habits in the past couple years… Or maybe you could…
"After I wrote it I had a vulnerability hangover," I said to an old friend as we sat talking about…
My kids are obsessed with Alvin and the Chipmunks. Last month the oldest, who's 10, went with a friend to…
I was 19, and a year felt daunting. Not totally overwhelming, but daunting. I flew over in the early days of September,…
A few months ago I was involved in a fascinating work project at the intersection of faith and culture. Part of the…
Here's a parenting book you perhaps haven't heard of: The Kazdin Method for Parenting the Defiant Child. Not…
Nearly three months ago I took up a practice that I wouldn't have predicted, even a week prior. A practice…
I found myself very discouraged the other day. Defeated by parenting challenges with one of my kids. The day had been one…
"Mom, what's the s-word?" It comes so innocently; no mischief, no fanfare. She's sitting working…
The kids and I drove to Alabama this week to visit family and friends. I was the sole driver (and adult) in…
"Doesn't it seem like people are sending their Christmas cards late this year?" my friend asked as we…
When I was a teen, this phrase came into vogue: "Practice random acts of kindness and senseless acts of beauty."…