by Ingrid Lochamire | May 10, 2018 | Family
I watched my Mom do this thing with grace — and sometimes with frustration. This “sandwich generation” season I find myself in has me thinking about my Mom a lot. It’s been nearly three years since she passed, rather suddenly and too soon, and...
by Ingrid Lochamire | May 7, 2018 | Faith
Details from a watercolor I created some 30 years ago in an art class I took with my Dad, the real artist who inspires me every day. He showed us how to do it. It was the first communion, the last supper, and Jesus demonstrated the act that binds, that heals,...
by Ingrid Lochamire | May 2, 2018 | Good Books, Wisdom
I love stories. In fact, they’re kind of my passion. I’m delighted to point you toward a collection of stories written by women who are “of an age” — women with a few miles on them, with some hard-won wisdom and with a perspective...
by Ingrid Lochamire | Apr 27, 2018 | Writing
Woodstock and I spent some time this week sorting through books. It’s an addiction, my need to possess books. I know that and I fight it (sometimes) but when there are so many tasty words and they’re rich and satisfying, why should I? I’m writing one...
by Ingrid Lochamire | Apr 20, 2018 | Slice of Life, Writing
I’m linking up with other bloggers across the globe today to write for five minutes on one word: Turn. ~~~~~~~~~~ There are many echos from our season of raising four boys. “When is it my turn?” “You’ll have to wait your turn.”...
