Living Well
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Threads
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Last Day
Given the choice, how would you spend the last day of your life? On November 2nd, 2012, we were told that our Christmas-loving, enthusiastically gift-giving mother had very little time left. Dealing with end-stage ovarian cancer, we had hoped she would make it to enjoy her favorite holiday. She had already online-shopped for all of…
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Slow
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Moms
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Cookies and Tater Tots
Each time I step into the my hometown elementary school to teach Kindergarten music, I’m hit with the smell of cookies and tater tots. It’s a smell that brings me right back to the time when my kids attended this school, and it evokes strong memories of those long-ago days. I can see my Kindergarten-aged…
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First Spring Run
Everyone’s running outside today. After a brutal winter, it’s going to hit 50 degrees, and on a Saturday to boot, so the reluctant treadmill runners are making their way out among the diehard ice and snow crowd. It’s a beautiful day, a bright blue sky and light wispy clouds, not too windy, and perfect for…
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Dear Julie,
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Mammography Waiting Room
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Write Your Own Story
Imagine a day when it all stops. Your busy-ness, your worries, your challenges, your accomplishments, your fears, your routines, your possessions, any title ever given to you. Gone. What is left is love. A bright warm light surrounds and envelopes you, and those who have gone before you approach with love and joy in their eyes.…
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For my Hometown Moms
