Photo by Unsplash I failed at being a good sister last week! My Sis called with some amazing news and I proceeded to ask a series of questions that squashed her enthusiasm. I wasn’t trying to be negative but I was trying to challenge her to think beyond her immediate emotions. It all worked out …
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Our Choices…
Photo by ABC News We’ve all heard the tragic stories of people losing their battle with COVID-19. We see the images as they flash on TV screens and computer monitors - refrigerator trucks, weary nurses, testing lines that snake for miles. All reminders of the devastation caused by this viral enemy. I recently heard a …
For Love
Photo by A. Covington My parents were married in the mid-1940s. My siblings and I are not certain of the exact date. We are learning there are many things we never knew. They came from the South, Arkansas and Tennessee. And left soon after marrying for the freedom of the West. Mixed marriages were …
Favorite Things
Photographer Unknown I have never been fashion conscious, but I know comfortable. And that is where the story of my favorite pair of pants begins. I found this amazing pair of JJill khakis at a thrift store. I like the designer because she makes clothes that fit a woman’s body. What a find, the perfect …
More Than Enough
Photo by D. Ellaby Dads leave a legacy that influences us for a lifetime. For some, the relationship moves us to see the world with optimism and hope. We courageously walk in the world and know that a safety net is always available, a refuge forever near. While for others, the connection has taught us …
Epidemic of Hate
Photo by N. Dumlaoue The pandemic hit the U.S. in February and by mid-March, all 50 states, the District of Columbia, New York, and 4 other US territories had reported disease. We’ve had some 2 million cases and lost over 100,000 lives. The virus hit the country as a silent assault, masked under the cover …
