all the new health things.
This week has had some significant health changes for me. First – this one is fabulous – I have completed my IV antibiotic therapy and my PICC line was pulled
what (terrifying) dreams may come
A few nights ago, I went to sleep after a lovely day with my family that also came with some terrible news in my city and state and a somber
things it turns out this writer will do to avoid working on a heavy post. . .
Water every plant in the house – and I have many. Start cleaning out my email – long overdue – of which there are 1,284 in one inbox and 2,585
things we cannot change.
Oh well, celebrate we will Because life is short but sweet for certain We’re climbing two by two To be sure these days continue These things we cannot change. —
rowing harder.
On June 22, Angela Madsen, phenomenal, fearless woman, Paralympian, marine vet, died at sea, attempting to row the Pacific from California to Hawaii alone. She knew the risk, she wanted
embracing the beautiful – and getting rid of the ugliest – parts of our culture.
There are so many things I love about the being from – and living in – the South. . . My state, Alabama, is the home of Harper Lee and
fernweh (so much this now).
fernweh (German): an ache for distant places, missing places you’ve never been. *craving for travel* As you know if you’ve been here for awhile, I love to travel. Big adventures,
i say it’s love. . .
Is it the face of a child Is the thrill of danger Is it the kindness we see in the eyes of a stranger Is it more than faith Is
a serious COVID-19 talk – about the ugly things. it’s time.
It seems that everyone has COVID-19 talk fatigue. It also seems that many – at least in my state – have COVID-19 precaution fatigue. I say this because my state,
for George Stinney Jr. as the 76th anniversary of his death approaches
In a few days, on June 16th, it will have been 76 years since George Stinney Jr. was murdered at the hands of the state and the racist people of
