Happy New Year! Kalee Chronia! After two weeks of holiday celebration, work begins anew with the first blog post of 2016. In…
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Imagine, if you will, a baby crawling up a mountainous flight of steps, one little knee at a time, slapping the surface…
”“In ancient Greek, gratitude was expressed in terms of praising. When Greeks wanted to say ‘thank you,’ they said: ‘That is excellent,...
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People Change. Greeks don’t. That’s one of the statements flashing across the screen in oh-so-appropriate blue letters across a white background during…
“Beware of Greeks bearing gifts,” a phrase once commonly heard amid the every day lexicon of collective American vocabulary dates back to…
Digging into the archives for this post on the importance of community and friendship. Seems appropriate after we all, hopefully, enjoyed a…
In Greek the word “philo” means friend, though it can also mean to “cherish” or to “love,” as in “philosophy” (the love…