Do you ever get ‘decision fatigue’ where you’re just tired of having to make big decisions that come with weighty consequences? I think that’s a thing. I know I’ve felt it. And when decision
Happy Birthday, Mom. I’m so very grateful for you. Your resilience and grit. Your fortitude and sass. Your discernment and wisdom. Your kindness and faith. You love like literally no one else I know….fiercely
The lakes close for boating on the 30th so Chris wanted to go out one more time before winterizing his boat. He invited me. I said ‘yes.’ I said ‘yes’ because I’m trying to
Oh the both+and of a covid Thanksgiving. The gratitude for a Thanksgiving to begin with. And that of having my people around. For provision. For a comfortable and uncomplicated Thanksgiving for just the 5
Today has been a day off for me but I couldn’t sleep in…I had to set an alarm to get up and get ready so I could leave and make it to a doctors
You know that feeling when you’re apprehensive for something? Nervous and unsure… Way out of your comfort zone… The unsettled [borderline nauseous] stomach and that cold sweat that creeps along just under your skin…
After I posted my question yesterday, I have since found myself thinking so much about it. At times the ‘what would I say?’ has run through my head over and over, asking myself ‘what
Have you ever been to the total end of yourself? Sometimes it’s in our brightest moment… And sometimes it’s in our darkest tragedy… What did you find there? *Post 962 3.2 :: 11/21/17 ::
Round Three. Chemo class taught me that chemo “these days” tends to be very manageable, almost “easy” because of the meds used to manage side effects. Chemo class also taught me that rounds tend
The night before chemo infusion days were always so heavy. I was oddly grateful to be at that intersection. Provided I woke up, which I learned not to take for granted, I would show