By Anyra Cano Para leer en español haga clic aquí. For more than 20 years, my mother was a preschool teacher. She loved teaching, she especially enjoyed watching her students play in the drama station. She would watch the children act out what they observed at home. She could learn much about a child’s family …
By Margarita Garcia Para leer en español haga clic aquí. Has anyone come up to you asking about your “word” for the year? You’re probably thinking, “What do you mean ‘your word’? I have goals and dreams, but a ‘word’?” Yes. Many people have what they call their “word” for the year. In the past …
By Nora O. Lozano Para leer en español haga clic aquí. It is a new year, and there is much to celebrate, be thankful for, and hope for. To start, I want to celebrate the CLLI blog’s first anniversary. Thanks to the good work of all the monthly writers, the editorial committee, the translators, as …
By Adalia Gutiérrez Lee Para leer en Español haga clic aquí. I never thought that at my age it would be so difficult to talk about my sisters; not because I don’t have something to say, but because I have too many things that I could tell you. I had two sisters and both of …
By Nora Silva Para leer en Español haga clic aqui I have always considered myself a girl’s girl. That’s because I value the women in my life and have recognized how deeply I was, and continue to be, influenced by women. I think about many of the women who have helped exemplified that influence for …
By Zoricelis Davila Para leer en Español haga clic aqui Recently I read a post on social media that said, “talking to your best friend is sometimes all the therapy you need.” I have to admit that as a therapist I know the therapeutic value of going to counseling to address issues that can only …
By Jana Atkinson Para leer la version en español, haga clic aquí. I was raised as the middle child in a big group of daughters. Needless to say, sisterhood is one of the very first thingsthat I ever understood, and something I have always loved. Due to differing circumstances, a few of my sisters are …
By Roz García Para leer la version en español, haga clic aquí. “I know where you live! At the house where there are always people eating at the table!” They were my first outings as an adolescent, I was about 12 years old. I was excited to hear that the boy I flirted with knew …
By Monica Salinas Para leer la version en español, haga clic aquí. Can you imagine eleven girls between the ages of five and seventeen eating together at a round table? Anyone would think that it is a children’s birthday party, but no, that was the daily dynamic at the Salinas home. I am number ten …
By Becky Klein Para leer la version en español el clic aquí. What is sisterhood, anyway? In my experience it has been the blessing to have one or more women who share a common bond; who share confidences without assigning judgement and without violating trust; and whom provide hope and solace when encountering times of …
