What I Wish I Would Have Known A Daughter’s Experience of Her Mother’s Passing “Life began with waking up and loving my mother’s face.” ~George Eliot People don’t talk enough about death and dying. It’s odd that it’s such a taboo subject considering it happens to all of us at some point, but I can… Read More What I Wish I Would Have Known (written by my niece)
When I get to see my friends and their families, I sometimes find myself watching their kids with a silly smile on my face. I mean, unless they’re screaming or generally going insane for any number of reasons. These little people are my friends, come to life (again), 10-15-25 years later (I’m lucky, yes, my… Read More True Strength
Me, at 14 Being 14, smart and part of a family that was somewhat famous for keeping important information away from my delicate and innocent ears… was difficult. I was only filtered piecemeal details about the day (night?) my dad was admitted to the hospital for heart failure. He had likely had a heart attack,… Read More A Parallel Walk
