My family and I may not be close anymore but that doesn’t mean I don’t want to know more about my ancestors. I have spent a couple of evenings at my Aunt’s place looking through papers and old photos. Most of the main work was done years ago by my Grandma and me and now […]
The tears come so easily and the feeling is phenomenal. The numbness is just as welcome and desirable. The anger is terrifying and disgusting but it feels So satisfying, pleasurable in the moment. But sadness is always lurking in the shadows. Every feeling, every mood, comes and goes like a wave and yet the loneliness […]
The days when we would sit and talk are long gone. The secret looks, the secret giggles. That time, those memories, gone forever. The bond, like an impossibly thick rope, always seemed unbreakable and now seems to be strained so tight that it’s about to snap. A sling shot letting the last piece of respect […]
Yesterday was the day. The day to vote. My kids had been screaming at each other for too long, one had refused to eat supper deciding legos were more important. My daughter decided 5 minutes was enough time to eat before we had to head out the door. My oldest was the only one who […]
They don’t go away just because we get older. We keep re-experiencing the same feelings as we navigate life. We keep hitting that nerve again and again. We want to believe we got through something but really we just let it sit and keeps bubbling and bubbling. I think in order to “get through” something, […]
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