I’ve come to think of choosing a surrogate as a series of stages, with each one building upon the last, gradually moving you from loss toward hope, and from searching for the... Read more »
My 92-year-old friend Anne Wennhold told me recently that she took a “mini-vacation” from the aging process. Why in the world would a 92-year-old take a break from aging? Well, Anne is... Read more »
About two years ago, I lost my job. Overnight, an otherwise stable company went under, and I found myself asking, “What happened?” I took a week to feel bad for myself and... Read more »
Watch Sondheim unveil the hidden struggles of artistic creation through "Putting It Together," where process becomes poetry in motion. Read more »
Change is an inevitable part of life, and crises often serve as pivotal moments that challenge our norms, beliefs, and coping mechanisms. Whether personal, professional, or societal, crises emerge as perceived threats... Read more »