When I was a girl, I remember feeling frightened when the ending credits would roll at the movie theater. It meant my family would stay in the seats while everyone else cleared out, and we would be alone. Or if we were at an amusement park and no one w …
A few months ago, my husband and I canceled our Netflix account. We loved it a little too much. After binge watching the first season of Turn and all seven seasons of The West Wing, it was time to cut off this addiction at the source. It had become our …
Not even two years ago, I wrote about moving out of the townhome where I spent many of my single years and experienced many changes. At that time, I had no idea the twists and turns the coming months would hold. There was adversity. There was growth. T …
It has been a great year for Boundless. We’ve seen our audience continue to grow, and we keep hearing positive feedback from those of you who read our feature articles, check out the Boundless blog, follow our advice at the Q&A section and listen t …
Three years ago, my husband and I spent the two weeks leading up to Christmas in the hospital. Our son had been misdiagnosed with a serious childhood illness, and doctors conducted test after test, trying to determine what was actually wrong. As Christ …
When I was single, some of my most awkward conversations happened when I went home for the holidays. Well-meaning friends and relatives inquired about my (usually non-existent) relationship status. On the bright side, they seemed truly baffled that I w …
Be faithful to your existing friends, but leave space in your life for new ones. You never know how valuable those relationships may prove to be.
I worked at a clinic while in college, and once had an awkward interaction with a patient that still makes me uncomfortable when I think about it. I became a friendly acquaintance to a woman in her early 20s, and she wore what they call a “halo” around …
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