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Why?

Why do things happen? Why do we feel things are always happening to us? MOREOVER, WHY do we end up feeling grateful for another persons...

Eat Your Spinach.

A few weeks ago, I spent a few days in the hospital. It started off innocently as a trip to the doctor after a lengthy bout with stomach...

Travel 101: The Arrival.

Let me start by saying, the trip was wonderful and couldn't have gone any better. I was blessed to see so many, especially those I wasn't...

Travel 101: The Departure.

I am relatively well traveled. Argentina to Australia. Montgomery to Manhattan. I lived abroad for a jaunt. But NOTHING, and I mean...

What We Miss.

I was talking to someone recently, and they had the most wonderful stories about the funeral mass of their loved one. Before I could even...

18 SUMMERS.

Years and years ago, someone once told me, remember, you only get 18 summers with your kids, if that, before they won't want to spend...

My Oldest.

My oldest is a genius. Yet cant tie his shoes. The boy is taller than me. But might as well walk into walls. But my eldest can hold...

Fixed.

Are we ever really fixed? Do we ever heal? From trauma? Experiences? Life? Can we help ourselves? Do we want to? Sometimes remaining...

The Bones Of A Floor.

Two years ago, upon hearing of my Mother's covid diagnosis, I fervently started pulling up my hallway floor like a seasoned contractor....

Validation.

For way too long I have sought validation. From almost any relationship I was a part of. Friends, family, lovers, anything. I felt I...

Over It.

There comes a time when you need to walk. Sanity becomes murky, and a return to normal, necessary. A time where we become exhausted of...

Raising An Empath.

I have all too recently been reminded how important it is to raise empathists. Too many kids are entitled. Emboldened. Obnoxious. Self...

Fast Food Crack Head.

My mother was a wonderful cook. Even though, in my mind I grew up eating at a prison cafeteria. We barely ever had fast food. Pizza...

The Giving Tree.

I have always loved reading. Mostly, I read non-fiction, but I am not limited to other genres. I would read toilet paper if necessary. I...

LOST.

The other day I stopped to see my father. I saw his name on the wall, touched it, and lost it. What started as a few isolated tears,...

Death Of The Wake.

I have no idea what made me think about this, but I am fully on board for cancelling the obligations of having a wake for a loved one....

Crazy.

I was recently informed I fit a type, crazy. As you can imagine not only was I calm when informed of this, I welcomed the news with open...

Two Years.

Two years ago, I lost my mother. Two years ago, I lost my sage. Two years ago, I lost a pain in my ass. Two years ago, my kids lost the...

The Stages of Graduation from Childhood.

A few nights ago, my eldest daughter declared she was done with dolls. More specifically, her American Girl dolls. My heart sank. It was...

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