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Monthly Archives: February 2015
Irony, Really?
Today is my first official day living alone again, and what a start it’s been. My wonderful daughter-in-law called this morning to tell me that she had to take my son to work because their car wouldn’t start. (Good thing … Continue reading
Miss Me?
You’re gonna miss me when you’re gone. I know you don’t believe me, but just you wait and see. The feelings will sneak up on you when you least expect it. Like in that quiet moment when you’re falling into … Continue reading
Ode To The Empty Home
I walk these empty rooms Void of smiles and laughter Trying to adjust to the emptiness That complements my vision How long it will take for me to adjust Is a curious question But now I wait and mourn For … Continue reading
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Tagged emotions, fear, life, memories, relationships, stress
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What it takes for a Clydesdale to be on the Budweiser Hitch
Originally posted on kplr11.com:
[ooyala code=”w5aGprczqXlWiefqIzD17wPfgrqXsC4T” player_id=”c660b791c3704ff69d4162d7adb7c4a1″] BOONVILLE, MO (KPLR) – Warm Springs Ranch in Boonville, Missouri, is the breeding facility for the world famous Budweiser Clydesdales and where they are eagerly anticipating their spring baby boom. According to…
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Countdown, Say It Isn’t So
This is the final week that The Kids will be here and I’m both excited and apprehensive. They plan to pick up the U-Haul Thursday (Feb 26) and move out the boxes scattered throughout the house into their trailer in … Continue reading
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Tagged emotions, eyes, fear, life, overcoming fear, relationships
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Lean On Me Or Visa Versa
Happy President’s Day! I intend to spend this day winning my tear battle. (So far so good, but I’m blogging now; so who knows…) My reactions to Bernie and Alexa’s (my son and daughter-in-law) moving have been reduced to crying … Continue reading
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Tagged emotions, eyes, Facebook, fear, memories, relationships, silly antics
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Gimme A WAH!
“Fear” you are such a pain and cause me great angst. You even bring tears to my eyes and now even cause such horrid coughing spells that make me breathless. Sounds like really bad writing, doesn’t it? Well would you … Continue reading
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Tagged celebrations, eyes, Facebook, fear, social media, stress, travel
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