by Dorothy Greco | Mar 10, 2024 | Articles, Blog, Sage Forum
Everyone experiences disappointment from time to time. How we deal with it, particularly if it’s ongoing, can make or break us and our relationships. Disappointment comes in many shades and textures. It could be something minor like the AirBnB looking infinitely...
by Dorothy Greco | Jan 12, 2023 | Aging, Articles, Sage Forum, Spirituality
Once we hit fifty, we’re officially past our prime and our bodies know it. Muscles take longer to recover from injury or overuse. Illnesses take longer to shake. Our joints and teeth begin to show signs of wear. Depression can become an unwanted companion. Solid sleep...
by Dorothy Greco | Jan 12, 2023 | Articles, Marriage & Family
The first couple undoubtedly had the least conflictual first year of marriage on record. There were no parents to forgive or childhood wounds to process. The absence of sin meant they carried no shame. We don’t know if they loved each other as we understand love...
by Dorothy Greco | Dec 1, 2021 | Marriage & Family, Marriage in the Middle, Podcasts & radio shows, Podcasts/Radio shows
Winsome, wise host Ashley Hales invited me to talk about how the pandemic has affected marriage and family life. If you’re not familiar with Ashley, she’s smart, a little bit sassy, and super insightful. We discussed how marriages unravel and what to do...
by Dorothy Greco | Dec 1, 2021 | Marriage & Family, Marriage in the Middle, Marriage in the Middle, Podcasts & radio shows
Listen in as podcast host Sue Donaldson and I spend some time talking about how to invest in your marriage during midlife. We also discussed the “challenging” first few years Christopher and I had, how we learned to fight well, and so may other details...
by Dorothy Greco | Sep 1, 2021 | Articles, Redbud Writers' Guild
After my husband, Christopher, and I teach together, people often approach us and say, “You two are so vulnerable!” Their feedback is infused with equal parts awe and trepidation. Living like an open book has specific drawbacks. Honesty is risky. We have frequently...
