Category Archives: questions
If Not Now, When?
I’m sitting here watching a spider. A fly managed to get itself caught in the spider’s web. It was making a lot of noise as it struggled to escape. The spider ever so slowly approached the struggling fly. It then … Continue reading
Grace
I keep thinking of the recent conversation I was pondering about yesterday. https://rebeccasrevels.wordpress.com/2022/08/23/pondering/ in case you missed that one. As my thoughts keep circling around what they said, all that keeps coming to me is they are leaving out one … Continue reading
Don’t Poke the Bear
The following was written yesterday, followed by today’s thoughts. Its bothering me, I won’t lie. One reason I did not watch the trial and not a lot of the videos is because of the potential triggers. It has been thirty-nine … Continue reading
My Heart Weeps For the Children as I Struggle For Understanding
What do you say? What can one possibly say that will ease the pain we are feeling yet again? How can this, why is this happening so often to our children? The innocent, the helpless stolen from their family and … Continue reading
April Thirteenth; Considering Loneliness
What right have I? Seriously, all things considered, what right have I to be struggling? Especially when part of it is my own doing. Recently I have found myself in a place I thought I had left behind. I felt … Continue reading
April Eighth; Words With Purpose and Worth
I simply haven’t had many words. There are those days when I sit and stare at the screen, and there is nothing. It seems that all the thoughts in my head are either scrambled or gone. There is a frustration … Continue reading
April Third; I Respect Your Right
I respect your right to think differently. I had made the comment over on social media about the issues with my neighbors playing music loud enough to be heard in the next county over. I did receive a few responses … Continue reading
March Twenty-fifth; Let’s Go Over This Again For Those in The Back
Understanding once learned, isn’t forgotten. As long as you remember to add respect to the mix. My late husband was a long haul truck driver. Because of that, I learned a great deal from listening to him and others I … Continue reading
March Second; Through the Struggles, Through the Differences, Understanding is Found
I don’t make it any secret about how directionally challenged I am. My son laughs and teases me in a good natured manner, but he really doesn’t understand the struggle. Then again, he is the person who can get in … Continue reading
Words from The Dirt Road 