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Light, Hope and Moth Wings
It’s an understatement to say November 10th was a terrible day. It’s the date Jim was handed a radiologist’s report and read the words “metastatic disease.” And then the devastated two of us headed out of a Boston hospital into … Continue reading
Posted in Love and Loss
Tagged beauty, birthday cake, grief, hope, John Hiatt's "Lipstick Sunset, light, moths, November, Weekly Writing Challenge
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Let There be Light: The Bright Middle
The bright middle: Jumpha Lahiri’s most recent novel described it as “[a] time of day lacking mystery, only an assertion of the day itself. As if the sky were not meant to darken, the day not meant to end.” Lately … Continue reading
Don’t Step on the Saints!
I have always been afraid of stepping on saints . . . .but more about that later. If there is one thing about the merry side of Christmas that will forever be intertwined with my husband Jim, it is the … Continue reading
Posted in Love and Loss
Tagged angels, Bowdoin College, buried saints, cathedrals, chapel, concert band, Jim, light, postaday, rainbow, son, trombone, Weekly Photo Challenge: Surprise
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Seeking Solstice Solace
Winter Solstice fell on a Friday. A church bell, its percussive cut-off left to linger to its unmuffled end, pealed in remembrance of twenty children and six educators who were alive and beginning their elementary school day just a week … Continue reading