People - Arlington Magazine

"All I knew growing up was apartment living. There was always a dish-drain rack."

“With eternal love to my wife, Shannon—and all who’ve magnified the best of us—on this 20th anniversary of our marriage.”

"Back in grad school I was an extrovert. I'm different now. The quarantine has definitely brought out the introvert in me."

"Giving birth to your first child is an exciting and nerve-racking experience. Now throw in a pandemic."

I stopped learning my parents' native tongue at a young age. Now I regret it.

"Will our dogs need grief therapy after we all go back to work? Or will they be relieved?"

"The world stops for hours as I create new paintings. Art has always been my therapy."

Scenes from a middle school theater production: "We have now been in online rehearsals for about four weeks."

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"Each time I start class and their names and faces pop up, I let go of the breath I didn’t know I was holding."

"The bus stop visits with kids have stopped. Our puppy is despondent."

"Home is not a safe place for everyone, especially those in isolation who are victims of domestic violence."

"Without hockey and baseball, my husband recently found himself cheering the skillful play of a dodgeball tournament rerun."