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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Granny Jo? No Granny Speedo!
I wrote this poem April 26th while sitting in the doctor’s office waiting to get my eye shot. This is not rocket science Granny Speedo as you floor the accelerator. We’re not running late you’re just in a hurry as … Continue reading
Posted in family, macular degeneration
Tagged eye shots, eyes, fear, humor, life, silly antics, stress, ways of coping
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Once Upon A Time…
Once upon a time, not so very long ago, I would have just opened the car door; climbed in and driven off… But once upon a time is no more because I need the daylight to properly see. So here … Continue reading
Posted in friendship, macular degeneration, writing
Tagged blogging, chronic disease, eyes, feelings, life, travel, ways of coping
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Whether Weather
On the road I soon shall be bringing changing weather along with me. That’s what happened when I ventured here so now it’s fitting it disappear along with me as I go…
Yes Virginia You Can Go Home Again…
What a weekend I’ve just had. I finished connecting with old PWP (Parents Without Partners) Friends whom I’ve met and cherished since I first joined the organization in the early 1990’s. My son was about 6 when I attended that … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, celebrations, emotions, helping others, memories, pain, Parents Without Partners, ways of coping
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The Prep’s The Thing
Well here I am trying to figure out how I’m going to get all my stuff (including what I’ve acquired in St. Louis) back into my car for the return to Dothan, AL. Ah such fun… You see I’ve pulled … Continue reading
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Tagged decisions, emotions, feelings, life, memories, silly antics, travel, treasures
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Restless
Again I awaken in the night for whatever reason to dream dreams that won’t come true or ponder the existence of the universe or just to wonder why… It doesn’t really matter for the real question is to write about … Continue reading
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Tagged decisions, emotions, feelings, life, pursuing dreams, stress, ways of coping
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Happy National Haiku Day
Majestic creatures blanketed and stabled wait to go to work. Words wait patiently to be written and shared by fellow writers Rain came fast and hard creating floods and fear now look at flowers
Take That Rain!
Well here I am in beautiful Troy, MO preparing for my return to Dothan, AL. We had plans for this past weekend, but the rain slowed us down quite a bit. Saturday was spent watching the rain fall … and … Continue reading
What?
My chauffeur, Barb, and I ventured to Alton, IL April 12 to see if we could find the Piasa Bird: that majestic bird of folklore composed of the winged body of a lion and antlered head of some strange bird, but … Continue reading
565 Memories
Yes you can go home again, but be prepared for what you may find. Once upon a time in the land called Maplewood was the Maplewood Park Baptist Church at 565 Mildred Ave. When the congregation decided to build a new … Continue reading