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Need To Feel Grateful
Today, with the ‘fire and fury’ mess, I feel a special need to acknowledge how grateful I am for the life I have. First, my partner, Wonono. He is always supportive, and also funny, and smart and thoughtful. Even when … Continue reading
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Tagged connection with grown children, full life, joy of grandkids, learning from mistakes, love, support, true partnership
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Trump Tax Rally
A quick update. Just returned from a rally in Bend about Trump releasing his taxes. Some mornings I feel so depressed about what he’s defunding (and funding, for that matter) that I don’t want to get up. I forgot how … Continue reading
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Tagged being part of a movement, marching, standing up, standing with others, Trump/tax rally
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The Times We Live In
I haven’t posted in a long time, I think because I’ve been pretty depressed about the direction out country is taking. But as a friend of mine has posted on her website, it isn’t healthy to feel so distressed day … Continue reading
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Tagged dark times, finding joy anyway, grateful for life, Mishpocheh, my daughters, reminding myself, social justice, taking action, writing
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Moving Hell
I am totally off kilter, which is probably obvious because I’m writing this on a Tuesday and not a Monday. I had never realized how many little details that would have to be taken care of with this move: silly me. … Continue reading
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Tagged adjusting, making friends, moving hell, reaching out, unsettled, women friends
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Garage Sale Misery
On Saturday and Sunday we held a garage sale to rid ourselves of items we can’t move because they won’t fit in the new house, or that we don’t need for some other reason. After schlepping the stuff outside and … Continue reading
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Tagged exhausting, moving sale, packing and unpacking, smiling until your cheeks hurt, too tired to reheat leftovers, unloading decent excess items, vow: never again
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Overwhelmed
For those of you who check my blog posts every other Monday, I have to apologize. We are moving from our tiny seaside town to a mountain city in seven weeks. Exactly seven weeks. First I was dealing with the … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, apology, cleaning out, fear of change, getting easier?, housing development, moving, new owners, quick decision, realtor daughter, shock, throwing away, worry
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Last Third
Now that I’m in my 70’s, I find myself thinking about being gone, not being here anymore, all that I’ll miss. Despite that fact that my doc has now told me at my last two yearly physical exams that the … Continue reading
Looking At Love
I love this picture. Shows the respect, warmth, love – at least for me. So I thought I’d share it. Ten years and going strong! Tweet
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Need for Beauty/Quiet
When I was eighteen I moved into New York City from the New Jersey suburbs. It felt as if my life was about to begin. I loved the hustle/bustle and all the activities I could engage in, even though I … Continue reading
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Tagged ageism, country living, excitement for life changes, LA move, living at the 92nd Street Y, looking at Puget Sound, loss of work in Hollywood, my first apartment, views galore, youthful love of hustle/bustle
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