You were my friend. Why did you turn your back to me? You said you would be there if I needed you. I trusted you. I loved you. How can you love me one day, not the next? We could have fixed things. We... Read more >>

I could name all of the guys in my past How happy, how bad and sad the memories I had I knew some of them were married and happy now. Some are still a good friend. And few has blocked my memory.... Read more >>

The day I found you standing there So lost, forlorn and deep in care. I watched two lonesome doves fly by; My heart did soar; then gave a sigh. The years have dug a chasm wide... Read more >>

I want . . . . . . to wake up when I wake up. . . . to be able to watch the birds flutter in my yard, while the coffee brews, until I grow bored with it. . . . to pull on sweats, put my hair... Read more >>

“Beauty is pain.” This popular proverb may have been more insightful than intended. To be deemed “beautiful” comes with some raised expectation from society that they will... Read more >>

“A couple of months ago things were so stressful at work that everyone—including me—was tense all the time. By the time I got home I was completely drained and wanted nothing more... Read more >>

Spine is like steel: very strong and can’t be bent, but weak in the knees, needing to repent. Walking up high but holds my head down low, ashamed of who I am as I have nothing in life show. Why... Read more >>

  Bustling and bursting with herds of people per usual, Atlanta INTL airport was thankfully the last layover before Susan and I would arrive in Indianapolis for the 2010 National Alopecia... Read more >>

I have been thinking nonstop about Anne Lamott’s piece, about our true wealth being this moment, this hour, this day. As usual, she is basically the oracle to me, among my wisest and most... Read more >>

  Well, in the last seven days, it seems like a million things have all happened at once. The old adage: “When it rains, it pours” could not be more true. I will spare you all... Read more >>