The weekend before last, I was texting with my friend Sheila about how heartbroken we were about the nursing homes in our areas that had come down with coronavirus cases. In many cases they were already on lockdown and unable to see their loved ones. Coronavirus made it worse. Family members didn’t get the luxury… Continue reading COVID-19: one of the loneliest sicknesses in the world
Category: Musings
Back Seat Car Alarms
I think there’s a reason I never had kids. Besides the fact I never tried to get pregnant. If it was meant to be, I firmly believe the universe would’ve conspired in ways to make it happen. But they didn’t. So here I am, child free, and once again shaking my heads at parents who… Continue reading Back Seat Car Alarms
Do you show up passively or powerfully?
I have this mediation app on my phone, Meditation Studio, that I love. I got it free for a year through my Starbucks app a few years back. Even now it amazes me how it can calm, center, and ground me –all from an app! I haven’t been doing yoga classes like I once was.… Continue reading Do you show up passively or powerfully?
Gram Was No Suffragette
Tonight on the news I heard that today, June 4th, marks the 100th anniversary of Congress passing the 19th Amendment. The reporter said something about someone doing something to honor the suffragettes who raised their voices and fought for the right for women to vote. I don’t know if it was here in Tennessee somewhere… Continue reading Gram Was No Suffragette
How Do I Say Goodbye to Scott?
I wrote a little about my friend Scott in “If Your Obit and/or Headstone Had a Hashtag, What Would It Be?“. Or, I mentioned him at least. The fact that I haven’t been able to write about his death. But it’s been weighing on my mind. I want to acknowledge his passing. I just haven’t… Continue reading How Do I Say Goodbye to Scott?