Where were they heading? Why are there so many? These questions refuse to leave my head. Some feel that moving caterpillars in groups can deter predators. Perhaps they find food more easily that way.
Perhaps it’s a strategy to save energy: the ones in advance clear the path, so the ones in back don’t have to work as hard. Do you know where they came from or where they were going?
n my late fifties, I believed life’s biggest chapters were already behind me. Then, one bitter winter morning, I opened my door to find a newborn crying…
The next morning, my son arrived at my door with Amy holding a small drawing in her hands. It was a picture of our family — me,…
The next morning, my son arrived at my door with Amy holding a small drawing in her hands. It was a picture of our family — me,…
I invited my mom, Emma, to my senior prom knowing people might stare. I never expected the night would change how everyone saw her — and me.My…
Ten years ago, I made a promise to a dying woman — a promise that became my life.Laura was warm and gentle, the kind of person who…
Ten years ago, I made a promise to a dying woman — a promise that became my life.Laura was warm and gentle, the kind of person who…
