My Body Has Messages
I cannot say for certain, but I think the aging of a woman progresses from excitement and freedom,...
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Category: Change
Reading and Writing
Dear writers and readers, I have been reading nonstop since March. Nonfiction, fiction, poetry,...
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Looking Back on 2020
The two most comforting times of day for me exist in darkness. I had to stop and think what day it...
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Action Plan: Eating for Better Health
Suddenly I had a plan. I wasn’t in self-flagellation mode any longer. I was ready for...
Read MoreLabor Stories
It is 2020 now as I look back some seventy odd years later, stunned at a time so changed. “Will you vote Labour this time, Eric?” No, he would not. He had always voted Tory. Attlee had taken Labour into the war in 1940. The...
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Garden of Hope
The things that make us smile, or feel joy are not moments we pass over anymore. We absorb them...
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I’ve Lost Myself
The old and shrunk woman ahead of me is no one with whom I am familiar. I find her depressing....
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My Crystal Ball is Big On Hope
I fought back tears and was grateful for a mask to hide behind. The moment she spoke about...
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Not Fading Away
These past few months I’ve felt almost as if I am fading away, kind of like a morning mist...
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Letters from Renée: Loving Beyond Dementia
Helping a dying man, your husband, as he is slowly diminishing, slowly dying, shrinking, is also...
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Hunger: Feeding Mind
Change happens and staying the same happens. We can use questions to look deeper into our life....
Read MorePandemic Journal from South Africa: Masks, Sadness, Nature
I haven’t had a moment of boredom but I also find that as the weeks have become a month, the creative things that I wanted to do just haven’t happened as I haven’t had the heart or inspiration to get to...
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