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Thank You
Thank you so much for liking and reading my blog. I wish I could personally thank each of you, but my limited vision just won’t allow it. It somehow seemed appropriate to choose Labor Day for this post. So many … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, descisions, happiness, helping others, life, pursuing dreams, success, work
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Family, Oy Vey
My son is finally getting divorced, and oh the memories that are haunting me… memories of my divorce, and Sis’. Memories of my aunt speaking to her grandchildren from across the street; not being allowed to kiss them or touch … Continue reading
Posted in family, writing
Tagged betrayal, blogging, children, descisions, history, memories, pain, relationships
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Too Close? Hmm…
When Dad died in 1995, Bernard Jr and I saw a counselor because my son was so hurt and angry at Dad for deserting him, and just couldn’t “process” all his conflicting emotions. The sessions were difficult to schedule and … Continue reading
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Tagged emotions, life, memories, pain, relationships, ways of coping
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Ask?
With pen in hand I sit here and force these jumbled emotions onto paper. Pain, fear, dissapointment, despair still haunt me since the news of Bernard Jr. and Alexa’s marriage demise. Was it just them? Was it me? How could this … Continue reading
The Plastic Blues
Sigh and wave goodbye as you press the send button to make your creditors richer and you poorer. Each month you say you’ll “cut back” but then the car breaks down or cooking another meal makes you want to vomit … Continue reading
Neighborhood Bliss
A quiet neighborhood Filled with children’s laughter cause A cop lives next door
Mud Stomp
My stomping through mud You ask me why I do it It’s therapeutic
Sharing
I sit and stare at blank paper or empty computer screen trying to create words out of jumbled feelings engulfing me. Sometimes I manage to accomplish my goals of word and image creation. Other days are spent languishing away the … Continue reading
How?
I’ve often heard people wondering how 9/11/2001 could happen. How could security be so lax that 3 planes could be hijacked? Perhaps my tale will help you understand. Months before the terrorists’ attacks happened, security was increased in Federal Agencies … Continue reading
On The Brink
Here we are on the brink For what I do not know A mysterious adventure Or clandestine meeting Just open the book and see For the story awaits My daughter-in-law Alexa enjoying her giant crab legs in Panama City … Continue reading