Journals Vs. Diaries
In reviewing the blogs that I have written over the last year and a half, I have discovered they have some common themes.
Disenfranchised Grief
The generation known as the Baby Boomers is now aged somewhere between 57 and 75. When I began to write this month’s blog…
Reflect, Remember, Recharge, Re-Focus, Resolve, & Have Curiousity
I had a plan to reflect, remember, rest, recharge, re-focus, resolve, and have curiosity while processing the stages of grief in the summer…
One Foot in the Traditional World & One in the Modern
The generation known as the Baby Boomers is now aged somewhere between 57 and 75. When I began to write this month’s blog…
Stop & Smell the Roses
I have heard the expression, “stop and smell the roses” since I was 19 years old. This has been 56 years of my life. That is the entire length…
List Making & Chronic Illness: Friend or Foe
I have always been a list maker. That is how, as a dyslexic, I accomplish what needs to be done. I start my day by listing what I need to accomplish.
Tips for Moving Through Grief
While trying to write an article for my August Blog, I experienced writer’s block due to low motivation. I took some of my own advice…
Disenfranchised Grief Caused by Undiagnosed Dyslexia
“In July, I fell bruising my knees and shoulders and whiplashing my neck. Today, I am recovering.” What I have found is that at age 75…
Life is What Happens When You Are Busy Making Plans
“In July, I fell bruising my knees and shoulders and whiplashing my neck. Today, I am recovering.” What I have found is that at age 75…
Living with Chronic Illness
“In July, I fell bruising my knees and shoulders and whiplashing my neck. Today, I am recovering.” What I have found is that at age 75…
The Effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic on This Introverted Baby Boomer Woman
One would think that the stay-at-home and self-isolating orders would be food for an introvert’s soul. In some ways it is. It’s working well…