By Jill Roberts Earlier this year, I discovered the book, Attached, by psychiatrist and neuroscientist Amir Levine and Rachel Heller. It was an eye opener to understand the science behind the three [...]
By Jill Roberts When I used to think of homeless shelters, I imagined a temporary place of lodging for the transient homeless. I falsely assumed a building that was bleak and cold, [...]
By Jill Roberts In my joy of sharing things that excite me, I wanted to give a shout out to a craftsman in Connecticut, who’s creating some great home furnishing pieces with [...]
By Jill Roberts / February 28, 2020 Michele Murelli is the Director of Art Tripping, a non-profit organization she founded in 2018. A former art therapist/art teacher at the Wellspring Foundation, Michele [...]
By Jill Roberts / December 11, 2019 The convenience of listening to audiobooks has opened me up to a world of fascinating stories. This past week I finished my twelfth book of [...]
“Dying to Be Me,” by Anita Moorjani is a woman’s true-life story about her near-death experience, which is referred to throughout the book as an “NDE.” Moorjani also narrates the audiobook, which [...]
By Jill Roberts / March 4, 2019 “Shoe Dog,” is a memoir by the creator of Nike, Phil Knight. In it, Knight tells the story of the company from its very beginnings [...]
An article by Mary Miller on thehairpin.com titled, “What was in Janis Joplin’s Handbag,” shares an interesting story about Janis Joplin. When in 1970, while traveling with a young writer, the singer [...]
Some of you may want to settle in with a good book with the snow coming this weekend. So, I wanted to share my recent Amazon Audible selections: Tina Turner’s “My Love [...]
I just finished listening to “The Sun Does Shine,” by Anthony Ray Hinton. It’s a true story written by a black man from Alabama who spent 30 years on Alabama’s death row [...]
