The US in Trust
Kat Silverglate
The US in Trust
By Kat Silverglate © 2026 Psychologists say we are wired from birth to trust. A need arises, like hunger. Food, a matter of life or death for a child, arrives to satisfy the need. The consistency of satisfaction teaches a…
Perfect Has a Made
Perfect Has a Made
By Kat Silverglate © 2026 “If you have good thoughts they will shine out of your face like sunbeams and you will always look lovely.” Roald Dahl If you are… let’s say… in your very early sixties. Hypothetically of course.…
The Architecture of Beginning: Starting in the Middle
The Architecture of Beginning: Starting in the Middle
By Kat Silverglate © 2026 It was a large professional conference at an extraordinary venue. One where the professionals brought their spouses and kids and planned to enjoy the destination between meetings and Continuing Legal Education seminars. She wasn’t on…
Look Again
Look Again
By Kat Silverglate © 2026 I think she was attempting to help parents bridge the disconnect between the way children in a digital age are exposed to information and the way older, non-digital natives grew in knowledge. Here’s the gist…
The Order Project: Hidden Treasure
The Order Project: Hidden Treasure
By Kat Silverglate © 2026 A recent conversation with a dear friend who also happens to be a metal detectorist: Joe: Do you know the best time to find hidden treasure at the beach? Me: No, when? Joe: After a…
Tiny in a Spacious Place
Tiny in a Spacious Place
By Kat Silverglate © 2025-2026 The second of six children, she was always the smallest in height but not in personality. An extrovert by nature, she came alive in the presence of others. The first little sister to a big…
Finishing School
Finishing School
By Kat Silverglate © 2025 John Ortberg’s writings about his mentor Dallas Willard and the impact his guidance had on his spiritual formation left more than a tinge of holy jealousy in my heart. Who wouldn’t want access to a…
Threshold
