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Tag Archives: dad
Holiday Mania!
Before the week leaves me in the dust wondering where it flew, I wanted to get a few thoughts down on paper, uh, a few keystrokes down on WordPress. Next week is Easter and Passover and the time of year … Continue reading
Front Door Shoes
Dad always said, “Leave your shoes at the door.” NOT! He said, “If you leave your shoes by the front door I’m going to throw them into the street.” Although he said this often, he has never to my knowledge … Continue reading
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Tagged abundance, children, dad, DPChallenge, front door, poverty, shoes
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Hit Hard
My father died 4 years ago, this month. Grief is a strange animal, and assuredly inconsistent. I wasn’t home because I had the Thursday, what do I wear to the holiday office party, to attend. That was a fun evening … Continue reading
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Tagged balance, commemoration, dad, died, emotion, exhaustion, exhileraton, grief, holiday, honesty, leaving, memorial candle, party, space, substantial, yawn
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