Michele HeffronA house fire on our street. A neighborhood that knew exactly what caused it. A Fire Marshal's report that said otherwise. On the stories we fill gaps with and the conclusions worth checking.
Michele HeffronFather's Day, 1982. Doreen panicked over a news story the night before I flew to Seoul. On the stories we carry as fact long after we should have left them on the ground.
Michele HeffronA nostalgic Easter story about family, belonging, and childhood joy turns into a reflection on disappointment and perspective. A gentle reminder that not every “bad egg” defines the journey and that hope is always worth reaching for again.
Michele HeffronA humorous Easter memory of a marshmallow-making disaster reveals a deeper truth about perfection, identity, and self-worth. A reminder that the real beauty isn’t in getting it right but in the laughter, connection, and letting go of what was never yours.