ONE PART OF THE YEAR IN REVIEW
I love change, fresh starts, and new years. I love big projects, lists, and forced vacations. It isn’t as muchContinue Reading
Tag: Grief
Grief and Anger
Our loss is very present on the eve of her first day of school. The man who was so excitedContinue Reading
Grieving the End of Distancing?
COVID was hard for many, devastating for some, but for others it was the great equalizer. Except for a coupleContinue Reading
Seeing the Good When It Isn’t What You Wanted
Day 100 of social distancing has come and gone, with no real end in sight. Things have changed, we knowContinue Reading
Hard Days – Nature Needed
Today was not an easy day. It wasn’t a bad day. Long ago, I quit saying a day was badContinue Reading
CHOOSING to Live – Finding Your Way through the Storm
I am a little hesitant to write this, because it seems if it falls into the wrong hands, the handsContinue Reading
The Day My Heart Didn’t Ache
Due to multiple reasons… flight prices, uncertain schedules, and opportunities, I spent yesterday evening wandering around Old San Juan byContinue Reading
Living Again – Writing A Post to Share and Process
On December 26th, Zoya and I got in the car and she said she was so excited because we wereContinue Reading
The Pain of Joy
Tonight we celebrated Yalda, the Iranian holiday that marks the longest night. Both years Shah was alive and in theContinue Reading
Land Mines and Triggers with Grief
“You don’t get over the death of a child or spouse. You just learn to live with the grief.” I’veContinue Reading
God Provides for Us 