UUFE’s Maureen Curtin answers the Five Big Questions and tells how she made up bad stuff to feel truly Catholic, and about singing with the Swing Orchestra and comedians, and riding with the UUFE Rangers. And yes, she was born with teeth.
UUFE’s Emily Cranwell answers the Five Big Questions and talks about wearing butter cookies on her fingers, raising Lindan, savoring Summer, winning marathons and triathlons, and how she found UUFE.
“I knew I belonged the first time we read the Covenant aloud.”
Nancy: I was raised on our family farm in central Illinois until I was eight. After that we moved around until I graduated from high school, since my … read more.
UUFE’s Jamie Walter answers the Five Big Questions and tells about her life in the Maryland Judiciary, travels from Pearl Harbor to Hiroshima. And the girls.
UU liFE: Where were you raised, and how?
Jamie: I was raised in Towson, MD. I was baptized Catholic, went to Catholic … read more.
With a nod to Isak Dinesen, UUFE’s Judy Hedges might begin her book, “I had a house on the coast of Maine.”
Follow Judy as she migrates to Maine, rescues strays, transforms her lacrosse stick into a magic broom, and wanders and ponders the Five Big … read more.
UUFE’s Heather Grant talks about Catholic high school, her century ride around Lake Tahoe, the blessing and curse of home ownership, and life’s true gifts.
And her answer to one of UU liFE’s Five Big Questions is … a business plan.
UUFE’s Don Barker tells about crossing the Great Plains with Brigham Young, growing up between rednecks and hippies, posing as a Mormon missionary, and the swimming incident that led him to UUFE and the Five Big Questions. And about building his next sailboat… No, wait… … read more.
UUFE’s Patty Hamsher talks about being raised in a red/blue family, going off the grid for 3 years, coming back, cobbling together a flexible work schedule, and the joy of running UUFE’s dreamy day camp for kids. And she answers UU liFE’s Five Big … read more.
When Coach Ted Lasso (a fictional coach on TV) sees his players need to move on from a mistake, he reminds them to “Be a goldfish.” It’s his reminder that goldfish quickly let go of what has come before. How do we move on from our … read more.