By keeping their lives in order this means getting up, dressing up and showing up for life. That includes going to work, caring for your children and your home and paying the bills. Doing all of this keeps you in charge of the things that are within your control, even when things that aren't are …
A Love So Big It Hurts and The Gift of A Dream
One of my granddaughters fell ill over the weekend. REALLY ILL. Saturday night I received a frantic call from my daughter that one of the twins, Harper, who had just been to see the pediatrician on Friday for a mysterious fever and an unusual bout of lethargy, lack of appetite and not wanting anything to …
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Sometimes…it’s not the song…
The other day whilst driving from work, I heard a song that took me back twenty five years or more and I got a tear in my eye. Not because the song is sad but because I miss my sister Sheila so much it hurts. She was like a bright shining sun that could warm …
Don’t Forget You’re #Human
I do sometimes...you know. I forget I'm a person. I forget I have needs. I forget to take care of myself. I forget to work on my own problems, because I'm too busy thinking about someone else's, and worrying that they are alright. If and when--or even if I actually did meltdown, no one would …
From Bucharest to Baltimore – A Review That Left Me in Tears
If you're a writer, how do you measure your success? Do you base it on how many books you've sold? Is it making piles of money or maybe your Amazon ranking? Since the first time I held my debut novel in my hands, I've tried to measure my success in shot glasses. That warm jolt …
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