Family & Friends
Be A Good Guest At The Wedding
What a delight to be invited to a wedding, whether it’s for your closest friend, a family member, a work colleague, or maybe even your boss. The rules are the same; no matter how close [...]
Donna Lindsay-Goodwin: Who’s That Lady?
As an Ordained Minister at Healing Hands-Healing Hearts and the President of DLG Creative Management-Wedding and Event Planning, Donna Lindsay-Goodwin is a familiar face around the Twin Cities. Many people would recognize Lindsay-Goodwin as one [...]
From the Mouths of Babes
We were married in midmorning and divorced by lunchtime. I only agreed to a wedding because I thought the midriff-baring football jersey he wore was cute. We had only known each other for a few [...]
A More Perfect Union
The decision to marry is a deeply personal one, and can be one of the most significant decisions a couple can make. It ties their finances, their families, and their future into a knot that [...]
Through These Eyes: A Letter From Your Son
Dear Dad, I’m never sure when you’re listening. You have an ability, mom used to say, at surprising us when we least expected it. But it always seemed like more times than not, you ran [...]
Rock Yoga Puppet Opera To De-Stress Your Life
Rainbow Families and their allies of all ages can certainly benefit from and enjoy a creative way to let go of stress. Just hop on board and the Monkey Mind Pirates of Z Puppets Rosenschoz [...]
Leather Life: A Letter to EricJames Borges
Dear EricJames, I didn’t know you, but I wish I would have been able to. I wish I could have given you hope by telling you what we have in common, how things worked out for [...]
Through These Eyes: How to Meet a Stranger
Parents provide some helpful hints for navigating life; through their guidance, we learn how not to die. Like, you know, when they teach us to look both ways before crossing a street. Or to abstain [...]
Sugar & Spice: Icy Ambition
Snowy streets. Icy sidewalks. After midnight. Freezing cold and no one in sight. The street lamps alone send chills through passersby. They seem so cold–narrow and metal, bone-chilling to the eye. Bundled up though we [...]
Through These Eyes: Saint Vanity
Our eyes open to a teenage angel sitting at the edge of his keeper’s bed, hunched elbow-to-knee, watching the city beneath him. His wings are vast, mighty, ethereal; they belie his small, emaciated body. He [...]
