Dear Mick Jagger…
There IS Something Good About Getting Older I recently read an interview with legendary Rolling Stones front man Mick Jagger, […]
Confessions of a Recovering Pity Partier: How I Learned to Love a 19 Minute Mile
Let me start with yesterday, because yesterday was a big deal, even though it will not be showing up on
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AI Ruins/Changes the World!
Dear friends & family… we need to talk about artificial intelligence – AI. …because some people feel like AI just
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No Man is an Island – It Takes a Village
There is a phrase people often repeat during hardship: “No man is an island.” Another says: “It takes a village.”
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The Barred Owl, MAC Disease, and the Choice to Fight for Life
A month ago today, an injured barred owl was found alongside a road in North Texas. Head trauma. Retinal injury.
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A Speed Bump;
Not a Stop Sign What my health journey taught me about purpose, resilience, and the gift of one more day
The Man Who Read the Encyclopedia – Twice
Part 2 of the William Gentleman Story By Dr. JanMa — Janet Gentleman-Ingersoll, PhD Last week I told you about
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The Friend Who Made Me Better – and the Golden Nuggets She Left Behind
By Dr. JanMa – Janet Gentleman-Ingersoll, PhD There are friends. And then there are the ones who quietly shape who
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The Man Who Crawled Through Fire
By Dr. JanMa — Janet Gentleman-Ingersoll, PhD I was not there when it started. I was with my mom at
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