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A sparkle of light in a pile of darkness
It’s been a long, sad, week. The backstory – my sister and I haven’t spoken in several years. A lot of stuff went on when my mother died, a lot of lies were told, a lot of lies were believed … Continue reading
Melancholy
I miss Christmas. I miss spending time looking for the perfect present – hoping it was perfect, anyway – and the look of joy when someone opened a package and delighted that I knew what to get for them. My … Continue reading
May the Angels sing you home
I’m not sure you believed in them, but that doesn’t matter. As if Christmas wasn’t already a time of sadness this year, word comes that someone I loved for many a long year, has suddenly died. No warning, no time … Continue reading
When you’re out of Biofreeze
and he decides it’s a good time to jump all over you.  Today I had a bone density test.  Way to make a girl feel old!  Apparently, when you reach a “certain age,” you have to get all … Continue reading
Oh Little One, must you scare the Mommah?
Maverick and I went to visit our favorite doctor today – he has a “something” on his foot and Mommah worries.  I thought it was a tick but it’s not going away, he’s licking and it’s red and it looks … Continue reading
Mob mentality and public shaming
I got slammed on Facebook for saying this.   Someone posted a picture of a license plate with the caption,” Share the hell out of this!  This bitch didn’t stop for a bus and this needs to go viral!”  … Continue reading
When you think you can’t and find out you can
One of my friends is heavily involved in Greyhound rescue and has been for years.  Last week, the voters in Florida chose to ban greyhound racing.  The implications of this decision are far reaching.  I won’t go into … Continue reading
Judged
I’ve thought about this all day.  I shouldn’t have let it bother me, but it keeps coming back to me. Thousands of people marching across a border is not a caravan, it’s an invasion.  I don’t invite strangers into my … Continue reading