Real Reflection and Gratitude in these AI times
We are living in a strange moment. Almost daily, new tools appear claiming to help us reflect. AI-powered journaling apps promise to analyze your mood, prompt insights, and even write […]
Entries by Iris Wagner
The Edwards Family Chat Part 1: A WhatsApp Connection That Became a Lifeline
Many families are spread geographically far apart and staying connected can be a challenge these days. While technology offers many ways to communicate, it often lacks the warmth of true […]
The Unspoken ‘I Love You’: How Families Express Love Without Words
Valentine’s Day is filled with roses, chocolates, and heartfelt messages. But love—real, lasting love—goes far beyond the grand gestures. It’s often found in the quiet, everyday moments that don’t make […]
A Decade Later: Why Legacy Letters Matter More Than Ever
Ten years ago, I shared the idea of writing a legacy letter—a heartfelt message filled with stories, values, and love for children and grandchildren. Back then, it was a simple […]
Legacy as a Living Bond: Finding Connection Through Reflection
When you hear the word legacy, you probably think of something left behind—like a gift for future generations. But here’s something surprising: reflecting on your own values and life stories […]
Tales That Bind: The Importance of Sharing Family Stories with Kids
I was reading The Atlantic article “What Kids Learn From Hearing Family Stories,” recently and it reaffirmed my strong belief that family stories and lore are very powerful. They are […]
Labor Day: The “Real” New Year?
For me, and for many others, the new year truly starts with Labor Day. It’s the time of year when the energy shifts—summer winds down, teachers and kids head back […]
Summer Video Time Capsule: Connecting Generations Through Fun Questions
Summer is the perfect time for families to come together and create lasting memories. This year, why not add a fun and interactive twist to your gatherings with a Video […]
