Monthly Archives: September 2010

They say that grief comes in waves.   Today it has been high tide. I miss her. I am angry. It was just too soon. My journey continues and I trust that all with be okay. . . in time We must embrace pain and burn it as fuel for our journey. Kenji Miyazawa

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Words uttered by my daughter at the close of a delightful morning spent at my in-laws.  Chanelle was quite pleased with the works of her hand as she showed off the colorful creation of her very first flower show. .   How I wish I had such an imagination.  As often as it happens, I am […]

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If someone were to ask what is most important to me in life I would need no time to ponder.  My answer would come more quickly than the inquirer could blink an eye or take a breath. My response would not include a diatribe that involved words such as money, success, or even security. Nope, […]

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Something happened to me today when I read this blog post.  As my eyes passed over the words and my mind processed what they were saying, I experienced a physical reaction.  I could feel the thump-thump of my heart increase with each word and my breath was coming more quickly as I took it all […]

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I am not one to get deeply involved (or involved at all) in the hot topic debates that accompany Motherhood.  You know those I’m talking about. . . Natural birth vs. Epidural Breast vs. Bottle Stay at Home vs. Working Mom Vaccinations vs. No vaccinations. . . . to name a few.  It’s not that […]

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