Then... And Now
It is June 1978. Once upon a time a young lady graduated from college in Connecticut. She’d just spent four years learning how to be a...
Navigating Life In These Crazy Times
It is June 1978. Once upon a time a young lady graduated from college in Connecticut. She’d just spent four years learning how to be a...
For the most part, I have been known to be a very laid back, “take it as it comes” kind of person. I consider that a good trait as it...
Have you ever noticed that there are two sides of our lives? There’s a before and an after! Think about it. There’s our lives before...
Sharing moments and thoughts of life – some that are my own, many that are not. I let the reader take it all in and perhaps think about...
There’s a beautiful poem/song that I have enjoyed for quite some time. I first heard it in 2000, shortly after Mike died. [Note: This...
In my last blog I posted about some of the ways in which geese and ducks behave which is truly a marvel. In response to that posting I...
Over the past few months I have had the opportunity to watch lots of ducks and geese out on the golf course which is adjacent to the...
It has been years since I sat and wrote down a New Years’ Resolution. Resolutions don’t last when made going from one year to the next....
Okay, I know this is not the correct saying – normally the Apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. But I had a revelation last night. And...
As part of my coursework to become an end-of-life (EOL) Doula, we needed to visit a labyrinth and select a loss to re-visit and think...
Today I felt as though I was hit upside the head without warning. Smacked hard. You see, I am taking a course to become an End-of-Life...
Earlier this year I read an article in the New York Times about End-of-Life/Death Doulas. I read through the article and the idea of...
I observed something the other day that made me laugh. I was driving down a nearby street where a golf course weaves around the...
In recent days I have had the opportunity to catch up with friends and family from my childhood days. These conversations revolved around...
Most people know that I have been married twice. The end of the first marriage was certainly not by choice. I do not know what the...
A divorce, the end of a court battle, death. What do these things have in common? They are all “endings” – of a marriage, of a custody...
Lately I have been doing much ruminating on what exactly my status is. For decades I held well-defined titles. Things such as daughter...
What if.... The sun comes up in the morning and you awaken to a clear blue sky? Will you question the glory and wonder why? Or will you...
Tears... When did it become easier for them to flow? I do not remember doing a lot of crying while I was growing up. Unless you count the...
It is Mother’s Day 2021. This is a day set aside to honor our mothers. The origin of Mother’s Day dates back to the early 1900’s. A...
But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.