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The demise of an American Icon
My husband retired this week He spent 28 years working for Harley-Davidson The first time we met, he drove past the plant and told me proudly that he’d worked there for 14 years. Later we went out and fed the … Continue reading
Early mornings
I am a confirmed night owl, have been since I can remember, although my mother would often tell me that when I was a wee thing, I would insist my father get me up when he got up at the … Continue reading
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A shameless plug
One of my dear friends just started a blog https://steven-speaks.com/?%3F%3F and you really need to follow her. 🙂
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
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
Forgiveness
I always think of forgiveness at this time of year. September 11th was a day that saw the world change for so many of us. I grew up in an era when we didn’t think about making America great, it … Continue reading
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Strength
I used to be the strong one, the one who could handle anything life threw at me. I was, and still am, the one no one in my family will take on, head on, although they still try to play … Continue reading
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Saying hello without saying goodbye
Almost ten weeks ago, we let Max go. Tomorrow we bring home Maverick. I’m still grieving. I still look for Max everywhere, in the family room on his rug, in the kitchen in front of the sink, where he always … Continue reading
