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September Twenty-fifth; Priorities
Mom pointed it out… In the conversation with mom this morning she asked me at least twice what I had plans for doing today. At that moment, my plans were to do housework interspersed with attempting to catch up on … Continue reading
Day 223; Footnotes of Facing Challenges and Becoming Qualified
He is doing it on purpose. Before my husband died, I refused to go inside a restaurant or drive through to place an order. I hated it, I had weird phobias about it, I wouldn’t go. if they waited on … Continue reading
June Twenty-sixth; Nothing Uncanny There
It was almost fourteen years ago, that my journey began. My journey into becoming a cancer warrior. More than a survivor, a fighter, a champion for myself and for others. It began shortly after my fiftieth birthday when my family … Continue reading
April Seventeenth; Are You Strong?
I’m sitting here staring at that title, and I am contemplating that word, strong. Am I, strong? As I went through the cancer battle, and afterwards, I was told I was strong. Even as most only knew what they saw. … Continue reading
Day 93; Footnotes of, Where Did YOU Come From?
The plan for today was, that I had no plan. I know better. My son works for the dealership where I purchased my Jeep. He knew that my Star (pretty name for a Jeep Compass, right?) was due for … Continue reading
October Seventeen, When all days are unexpected weekend days
How does one deal with the unexpected and often unwanted changes? Another morning has begun here. The sunlight setting the fading leaves in the woods aglow. Morning shadows created by the trees, stretch toward the house, doing an slow ballet … Continue reading
Words from The Dirt Road 