by Steve Skojec | Feb 2, 2012 | Family, Media
Children have always been given to flights of imagination. They love a good story, a well-spun fairy tale, a dash off into the woods to fight with unseen, ethereal foes. But now, perhaps more than ever, Children are unable to grow up with a solid grasp of reality....
by Steve Skojec | Jan 28, 2012 | Family, Primal Blueprint
The title of this post is about as cliché as it gets for people doing what I’m doing. Google “going primal” and I can only imagine how many blog hits you’ll get. But I can’t think of a better word for it. After reading about it from Tom...
by Steve Skojec | Dec 13, 2011 | Family
My dear Grandmother passed away today. There wasn’t any doubt that this was coming. She was sick, and we all knew it, but I never had a sense of how much time she had. The cancer was spreading, I was told, but I didn’t get to see her and I kept forgetting...
by Steve Skojec | Nov 15, 2011 | Family, Insights, Writing
It was our turn. They counted on the porch, eyes closed, squinting, their voices louder than they needed to be. I grabbed Alex, hefted him under one arm, and sprinted as quietly as I could across the nearly grassless expanse of lawn toward the tree line....