Written for Little Miracles Everywhere <---- check them out when you get a chance. We can never have enough good stuff in this world. I was almost thirty years old and each day I said to myself there must be more. There just had to be more. On this day, it was a Thursday; the … Continue reading A Fight, A Modem & The Yellow Pages
I was looking at a photo of you dad recently that captured my heart. A moment captured on film so many years ago. It was the year of 1971, I was almost seven years old. It was a warm June day. The dust from the dirt driveway coated my tanned bare feet as I stood … Continue reading A Photo of Yesterday
Have you heard that hindsight is 20/20. This is a saying which means that "It's easy to know the right thing to do after something has happened, but it's hard to predict the future." This is one of those phrases that slides through my thoughts often. I often wonder if I had made different decisions during … Continue reading Hindsight is 20/20
Do you have children, grandchildren, maybe nieces and nephews? Do you know they watch everything you do? When I was a little girl, I was six at the time; I met a man named Joe. Joe was a local farmer and a good friend of my dad but he was also MY school bus driver. … Continue reading The Legacy of an Average Joe
It seems strange now looking back at my life. Sometimes I wonder if it all really happened. The stories of my past all seem like distant memories of someone else's journey. I want to share a story about my husband. When we first became a couple I couldn't really believe it. It was a relationship … Continue reading Stronger Every Day
I have been on this journey for the past four months to compete for one of thirteen spots to do a TED Talk through my day job company. I spent a lot of time figuring out what I would like to talk about. I landed on a topic that means a lot to me. Following … Continue reading There Is Another Way
Miss Anya Diann Recently I was asked by one of my bonus grandchildren if I would officiate her Quinceañera, which for those of you who don't know is a Mexican coming of age ceremony. A coming of age ceremony represents the transition from child to adult. A few things to note. I am not Mexican. … Continue reading Coming Of Age
Since I was a little girl I loved to sing, dance and to lose myself in the words of songs and the feel of music. I enjoyed it so much that when I had the opportunity to go to college, after I divorced my first husband, I chose Radio DJ as a profession. I wanted … Continue reading A Sharp Turn To The Left
I find time going by so very fast. I keep trying to 'get caught up' on just basic things. Then I try to think, why am I always so busy. What happens to my days. So I decided to write down my typical timeline. Weekdays: Up at 7:00 during the summer. 7:05 Darren calls on … Continue reading Time – How I Spend It
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