As a kid, did you ever go on a trip far away and then come home only to discover you left your favorite toy in the hotel room? That’s an apt metaphor for this week’s essay. Only, it’s not a toy that’s being discussed, but your very essence. Interested? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “When Did You Start Your Rosebud Quest?” as it reveals something you may not even realize (yet) that you long ago left behind something very vital.
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