In the midst of discord, we can sometimes forget how easy it is to be kind to others. Inspired by a recent dental appointment, Sheila shares a memory of her young daughter's urgent plea for more kindness.

Due to a nasty winter storm, I am currently buried in the middle of nowhere Montana. Although I could find a way to dig myself out, I’m opting to stay put because I sense that there is something I am supposed to learn from this experience.

Our teenage years are formative for who we become. So what happens when we rekindle relationships forged at that stage of life? Sheila explores the magnetic pull of past loves and friendships, revealing how revisiting the emotional landscape of our youth can reignite old flames—or spark new, surprising joys.