Daryl Geffken

Gratefulness is a life-changer. Literally. Those who hold an “attitude of gratitude” often have a higher quality of life, live longer, and share deeper relationships with others than those who don’t. As a wise six-year-old once said, “No one likes a grumpy face.”

One of the hardest things about your oldest child growing up is that while he or she gets to partake in expanded experiences, the youngest isn’t quite there yet.

I just shared a beer with a buddy. He had texted me earlier in the day asking if I was available to hang out after the kids went down later that night.

We should welcome the congregation and its leaders, no question

An open letter to the world regarding competition: It sucks.

A lot has happened since I wrote with any regularity on SpokaneFAVS: I received a Ph.D., was privileged to coach my son’s soccer team, built a deck, had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Jane Goodall and smoked a Boston butt (look it up), and I have even gone to Disneyland.