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I Remember Dad

This post was written 4 years ago. Today was his birthday. The grief always stings on certain days. So I recall things about him. I know he would be glad that I was writing. He loved to write. He wrote with pen and paper or a typewriter. Forever in my heart. I remember you as... Continue Reading →

Joy in imitation

Most of us have heard the quote, "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery." We often say as children, "I want to grow up one day and be like...." This can take a negative turn if we try to someone emulate with not so good of a reputation or character. Who do you imitate? I... Continue Reading →

Joy in Prayer

A very precious memory of mine was to overhear my mom and dad pray together before they went to sleep. I remember times as a child and even into my adult years. They prayed for many things but they always prayed for those they loved. What peace and comfort that was for me but also... Continue Reading →

Joy in Friendship

No matter who we are or how old we are, there is a longing for a friend. Granted, there are those who have been hurt by a friend, betrayed, lied to, or just totally want to withdraw from everyone. But, even in those situations there is that longing for some kind of connectivity. There are... Continue Reading →

Joy!

Does this word seem illusive to you? Are you always in search of true joy? We see it in others but sometimes it feels like we can't get a handle on it! There are times we feel it and we want to just hold on to it but the next catastrophe happens - and poof... Continue Reading →

We are the Body

This week I had eye surgery. I had some floaters that showed up after having cataract surgery. I came home with a patch on my right eye and of course I had fun being a pirate for the day - Ahoy Matey! I digress. Anyway, my right eye is my dominant eye. It helps the... Continue Reading →

There are days that life seems so hard. There are days that one thing after another assaults our bodies, minds and souls. It can be overwhelming. You may have screamed, "I can't take anymore. Then out of the blue you hear a bird chirp. You see a hummingbird feeding on your flowers. You smell the... Continue Reading →

Dad

If you have ever gotten a card, letter or note from my dad, you know he likes acronyms. So I have written the following in honor of Father's Day! Always carries a pen and a card! Loves to read the sports page. Lives what he believes Eager to get a deal with a coupon. Not... Continue Reading →

Thoughts on Mother’s Day

Cleaning out our parents' home of 40 plus years has been an emotional roller coaster. Cleaning out drawers and boxes, to finding things you didn't know they had, can lead to tears and laughter. We found a drawer full of old cards that our parents had saved and included in that were the Mother's Day... Continue Reading →

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