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Up and at 'em folks... And a hearty good morning to all..and sundry. (You know who you are.)... First:.. Thank you to all who have left comments..It is so very much appreciated. Second: As most of you are aware, I have taken a sabbatical to write a book. The book is still a work in progress, but I have finally managed to approach the year 1800. Not bad at all I figure, given that I started in Beringia at the end of the last ice age. 10,000 years (give or take), is not a bad ye... Read More
I was sitting here today thinking of all the people I have met in my lifetime, who have left a strong impression on me. One such person was Phillip. I first met Philip and his mother when I was the Aquatic Director for our local YMCA. Phillip used to come in with is mother, she would sit down on the bleachers pool side as he would be doing laps in the 25 meter swimming pool. Phil was 22 years old and I was 37. He a very bright, happy and friendly ma... Read More
I know that after the tragedy Friday life problems should not be so bad, to think of what all those families are going threw, but the Lord has them in his loving arms. I am here writting in order to not have a nervous breakdown or a heart attack I need to vent,..many will think it is not a big deal that is ok,...but just have to write, I am a mother, wife, grandma, a artist, crafter and I love the Lord, I like a clean house in order, not perfact but clean,...a month ago we let... Read More
We have just travelled 800 miles to visit out daughter and her family. The last time we were with them was in early February, on our way home from California (and our interrupted winter vacation). We miss the whole family … our favorite (and only son-in-law), our three ‘grand-girls (affectionately call our Washington Princesses, ages 12, 11, and 8), and our dear daughter, who spread her wings the summer of her high school graduating year and attended university in the U.S. There are many fam... Read More
In 1991 after being ill for many years, I suffered an internal hemorrhage and was rushed to the hospital, unconcious. The doctors in the trauma unit did their best, but could not help. My veins had collapsed to the point they couldn't even start an IV. My husband and children were called in and told that it was time to say their 'last goodbyes'. Which they tearfully did. It was then that a young Hindu surgeon heard my youngest daughter crying and decided to see what was... Read More
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