Sunday, April 10th, 2011
Losing a child is a special kind of grief, irrevocably out of sync with nature. We’re not supposed to bury our children — the mind and heart rebel and struggle to find a place to contain the unbearable and unthinkable. We give birth to infinite love when we give birth to our children. Joy, hope, [ Read More ]
: child, daughter, Death, Death of a Child, Family, Grief, life philosophy, loss, poem, Prayer, Sorrow, Surviving Tragedy, To God
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Saturday, December 4th, 2010
Here I sit, teacup in hand, much of the way through a life that was totally unlike my perfectly sensible expectations, hoping to write about what I’ve learned that might be valuable. I think I should tell you right off the bat that I’ve had an incident-prone life. Events find me, sometimes ravage me, eventually, [ Read More ]
: Learning from Life, life, life philosophy
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Saturday, December 4th, 2010
By the grace of God and a fast outfield, I find myself the mother of a 21 year old, born so many years after my first two daughters, it might as well be considered a separate lifetime Dakota is perched on the precarious edge of womanhood now, and she’s a deep one, never precipitous in [ Read More ]
: daughter, Family, finding happiness, life list, life philosophy, love, love list, poem
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