Just in the nick of time my good friends, Friday has arrived on the scene. And not just any Friday, but a Friday leading us into a three day holiday weekend. YES! I work hard, just as you do, and I also take a lot of pride in the work I do. But at the… Read more »
Oh My Goodness! Have I missed you guys or what? I am so happy to be back and writing my heart out for Cry Laugh Heal. I have to give a huge shout out to two fantastic, truly helpful guys: Chris Yoko of Yoko Co. in Fairfax, Virginia and Nico Dodd of Washington, DC!!!! YOU… Read more »
I write today from a new platform. This Word Press platform is still under construction because I am essentially doing it all by myself. Every day, I work on the content and try to bring it up to date. It may not appear that I am doing anything to change the look of Cry… Read more »
“This I Believe” is a fantastic book that keeps on giving inspiration to me. I recently discovered this book quite by accident. I was in Richmond, Virginia with my son and his girlfriend and we came upon a local non-profit that was giving away books for free. I couldn’t believe it. Free. Books. Free books… Read more »
“Give yourself the gift of time in coming to answers for your life. . . . It takes time, and a lot of introspection and soul-searching, to get clear about what you really want to manifest in your life.” ~Author David Emerald
I love farmer’s markets. Everything about them fascinates me. I slow down and totally lose track of time as I enjoy walking from vendor to vendor and talking to each one of them about the unique products they are selling whether it’s veggies, fruits, honey, cheeses, breads, soaps or food being cooked to order. Yesterday it truly felt as if the… Read more »
I don’t know about you, but now that the weather is getting a little warmer and I’m shedding my layers of winter, I’m feeling way out of shape. Too much time spent sitting in front of the computer. Too many afternoons noshing on comfort food. A new season means moving is the name of the… Read more »
Helping to care for someone, whether they are young or old, is a time to step up to the plate and show how much that person means to you and many times it also turns out to be a time of personal growth. I have taken care of lots of babies and toddlers and I have also… Read more »
Television doesn’t always get it right when trying to show the raw emotional effects a person experiences after learning of a death but Sunday’s night’s episode of The Good Wife came very close. As is true in real life and acted in The Good Wife, everything instantly changes as each character finds out that attorney Will Gardner (Josh… Read more »
A blog about moving through grief by developing resilience, practicing wellness & finding the wicked funny side of life. Widow. Mom. Writer. Dancer.
