by Bruce McIntyre | Mar 23, 2020 | Serendipity
Snapshots of Self-Differentiation Pepe peered outside through the curtains onto the streets of Luarca, a fishing town in Spain. He was four years old. The year was 1918. In 2018, Pepe (Jose Ameal) was believed to be the oldest survivor of what later became known as...
by Bruce McIntyre | Mar 14, 2020 | Serendipity
Snapshots of Self-Differentiation Some of the most poignant lessons I have learned seemed to occur on my Meals on Wheels route in Abilene, Texas twenty years ago. For almost a year, the route had remained relatively unchanged. Same people, same faces, same routine....
by Bruce McIntyre | Mar 6, 2020 | Serendipity
Snapshots of Self-Differentiation We caught a mere 10-second glimpse of his life. But it left us rejuvenated by his display of beautiful, uninhibited freedom. Around 10am, we were enjoying the Paseo Arts Festival in OKC a few years ago. As my son and I made our way to...
by Bruce McIntyre | Dec 19, 2019 | Serendipity
Holiday Sightings #3 The holidays hang thick in the air, Carols, cocoa, and Christmas parties, Hustling and bustling to get it all done. But in the frantic joy of the season, I also catch regular glimpses of the struggling, Those short on cash and hope. She waits with...
by Bruce McIntyre | Dec 19, 2019 | Serendipity
Holiday Sightings #2 “Dad, I’ll ask Santa for that because I know it’s probably too expensive,” my son graciously offered on at least one Christmas occasion. Sneaking out of bed and into the living room at 2am with his sister, much to our...
by Bruce McIntyre | Dec 10, 2019 | Serendipity
Santa Holiday Sightings #1 Perhaps one of the most prevalent and delightful sightings of the holiday season in the U.S. would have to be those of Santa in his red suit and white beard. Whether surrounded by awestruck or terrified children, Santa sightings usually make...
