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Category Archives: Grief
The Alone Girl and her dog…
The Alone Girl didn’t care if dogs were supposed to be man’s best friend, her dog was her best friend. Moving from Burlington prior to second grade, the family’s dog accompanied them. Mickey was a beagle mix, given to a … Continue reading
Posted in Change, childhood, Dogs, friendship, gratitude, Grief, Uncategorized
Tagged childhood, devotion, Dogs, friendship, love, loyalty, pets
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How could I ever forget?
The sky was a startling blue, the air crisp. It was the fourth day of the new school year and I remember thinking that it would be a great day to be outdoors. But a rare and beautiful day created … Continue reading
Posted in Grief, history, life lessons, loss, Patriotism, tragedy
Tagged attacks, loss, remember, respect, reverence, terrorism, victims
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Glorious sacrifices? I think not.
I haven’t written a blog post in eons. Wish I could say I had a good excuse, or even a bad one. I will cut myself some slack because I’ve been working on my book project. Honestly, I’ve avoided blogging … Continue reading
Posted in Grief, poetry, Reflections, war
Tagged loss, meaning, poetry, reflection, sorrow, war
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Fighting the good fight…
My family is very small. When we suffer a loss, it has a huge impact. Last Friday, my uncle departed this life for a well-deserved rest in the hereafter. I’m so glad I was able to be immersed in his … Continue reading
Posted in faith, family, gratitude, Grief, inspiration
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Precious is life and its memories…
Many of us feel we know the meaning of the word ‘precious.’ It may mean too valuable to describe or too valuable to be wasted. So, does that mean life is precious? Many may argue that it is. But who … Continue reading
Posted in challenges, friendship, gratitude, Grief, loss, love
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