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The Table that Had to Come with Her
Ms. F walked into my Open House, took one look, and frowned. Her kids had been asking her for years to move closer to family — a recent knee surgery finally brought them through the door. They were ready to update anything she needed. All she had to do was say yes. She wasn't ready to give it. Her dining table wouldn't fit. I could've treated that as a furniture problem. Instead, I asked to see the table myself — and spent an afternoon hearing its story: decades of birthdays,

Angela McCants
6 days ago1 min read


Face the "What-Ifs" While You Can
Several years ago, our family walked through the loss of my dad. It was a season that changed all of us, but especially my mom — for the first time in her life, she was facing living alone. There were a lot of "what ifs" in that season, and a lot of mixed feelings on her part. In that vulnerable window, she was taken advantage of. It's a hard thing to admit, even now, but it's part of the story — and it's exactly why the conversations that followed mattered so much. Because o

Angela McCants
Aug 312 min read
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