I remember in high school being asked to write our own obituaries. It was an interesting exercise that I think scared most of us down deep inside, so we all wrote something funny or completely absurd. My classmates obituaries seemed to imply (or blatantly say) they were wealthy with lots of family, friends, fans and … Continue reading My Obituary Today – A Life Well Lived (An Exercise)
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A Positive Sign From My Sock
I finally did it, I finally became just like every other normal person on the planet and lost a sock while doing laundry. I wrote about this “skill” recently, almost with a strange sort of pride and cockiness that sounds so silly as I write it (and say it), but I know it’s true. I … Continue reading A Positive Sign From My Sock
What I Envy in Love
February 14th, 2021 - Sunday 8:30am Sometimes it's just easier for me to post my actual journal entry. Apologies for...well, all of it. Misspellings, grammar, cursing....all the good stuff you get in journal entries, especially when they are hand-written! (Yes, I'm a bit silly about pens. I wish I could admit I prefer some expensive … Continue reading What I Envy in Love
What Might Have Been
Sunday, February 7, 2021 6:49am So far, I’m not hating 2021. I think I’ve adjusted to the new normal and have even surprised myself how okay I am with life right now. Don’t get me wrong, it’s still hard. I miss my friends/family for sure. And as much as I appreciate all the forms of … Continue reading What Might Have Been
WHAT I LEARNED IN 2020
January 1st, 2021, Friday 5:07am I had so many learning lessons in 2020. I'm just gonna list them, because I'm aching to get out for a run (and when I say "run", we all know I mean leisurely walking around the neighborhood)! Here's the list, in no particular order: I learned that I’m not lazy, … Continue reading WHAT I LEARNED IN 2020
