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Monthly Archives: May 2012
One Lovely Blog
“…inspirational and reflective blog, like dropping in at a friend’s house for a little conversation and some coffee.” Joan Aww, thanks Joan! It is more than the award that gets passed along, it is the sentiment and description of one’s … Continue reading
Straight out of Lynne’s Lab
I’ve been creating stuff in my kitchen again… There really is a method to my madness. When my dad was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, I did what many others do when a loved when gets handed a dreaded diagnosis – I … Continue reading
Some quiet time with Super Heroes
Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends. John 15:13 NIV A few years ago, my husband and I answered a call for volunteers for our local historical society. I am not embarrassed to … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, My Take on the Subject, Uncategorized
Tagged Cemetery, Death, God, Memorial Day, military, super heroes, thanks, Veteran
6 Comments
This one’s for you, Dad
There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens… Ecclesiastes 3:1 My favorite time of year is upon us. School is starting to wind down, the weather has been spectacular, and the strawberries are beginning … Continue reading
Posted in Alzheimer's and the family, Faith and Prayer, My Take on the Subject, Uncategorized
Tagged Berry, birthday, Dad, Father, Father's Day, grief, Home, June, love, Parenting, Plant, prayer, summer
12 Comments
Versatile blogger award? Me?
“I love that this blogger writes about a variety of things from a variety of emotions. One moment you will feel empathy with her, the next you will be laughing at her adventures and her look at life.” I was … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Uncategorized
Tagged Blog, Candidate, family, friends, God, grief, HGTV, Versatile Blogger Award, WordPress
12 Comments
Making time to smell the flowers
Weeds are flowers too, once you get to know them. - A.A. Milne Reading my dear friend and mentor’s blog the other day made me sit and reflect on Mother’s Day and flower giving. Cindy’s blog, (found on my BlogRoll and … Continue reading
Posted in Faith and Prayer, Inspiration, My Take on the Subject, Uncategorized
Tagged beauty, children, Dad, daughters, family, Flower, giving, God, grandchildren, holidays, husband, love, mom, Mother, Mothers Day, Shopping, sons, Valentine, Valentine's Day
12 Comments
On being gentle and kind
“Life is fragile…handle with prayer.” – Harold B. Lee I believe I was about 13 years-old when my mother made an embroidery sampler using the above quote. It hung in a frame and I must’ve looked at that piece a … Continue reading
Posted in Alzheimer's and the family, Faith and Prayer, IMHO, My Take on the Subject, Uncategorized
Tagged Alzheimer's, cars, Dad, death of a parent, drivers, emotion, faith, family, fragile, gentle, God, grief, grieving, Harold B. Lee, kind, Lord, loss, love, moms, prayer, rude, rudeness, travel
15 Comments
A quick apology…
I’m pretty frustrated at the moment. After writing a post, and then hitting publish, the only thing that appeared were the bullet points I had used. I mean, just the actual bullet symbols! My word count was “zero,” the photos … Continue reading
Posted in IMHO, My Take on the Subject, Uncategorized
Tagged apology, blank page, blogging, bullet points, cyber space, frustration, losing, post, pretty day, publish, rainy day, sanity, sorry, Ugh!, Word count, writing
8 Comments
Lessons learned from a wet paper
“The highest compliment that you can pay me is to say that I work hard every day.” – Wayne Gretzky Every morning, I talk to my dad and tell him how much I miss him. On Sundays, Thursdays and Fridays, … Continue reading
Posted in Alzheimer's and the family, My Take on the Subject, Uncategorized
Tagged Alzheimer's, Business, coffee, Customer service, Dad, death of a parent, delivery, family, Fridays, home delivery, lessons, Newspaper, Paper, rain, reading, rewards, siblings, spouse, work
7 Comments