The End of Sentimentality?
Oh, the joys of packing. With movers showing up in less than a week, I am putting every part of my life into a box, preparing all of my worldly Continue Reading →
Oh, the joys of packing. With movers showing up in less than a week, I am putting every part of my life into a box, preparing all of my worldly Continue Reading →
Last Friday, I grabbed the dog and set off for South Carolina to visit my grandmother for a long weekend. The visit was lovely, as was the drive — any Continue Reading →
Venturing out on vacation has provided me with the opportunity to reflect on what I’m grateful for. This wasn’t actually a planned meditative-type activity or anything like that; in fact, Continue Reading →
As the storm approached, D.C. prepared for the worst. A town that is woefully unprepared (in my opinion) to handle any kind of weather emergency used Hurricane Sandy as an Continue Reading →
Last Monday (or I guess two Mondays ago now), July 23, was my birthday. Happy birthday to me! In the midst of finalizing an (obviously) eloquent post about what I’ve Continue Reading →
Awhile back, probably as my parents were moving from one locale to another, they delivered several boxes of my childhood crap artifacts. Old pictures, letters, knick knacks etc., neatly packaged Continue Reading →
Today marks the second anniversary of the day my life changed totally, completely and irreparably. As promised when I wrote “A Letter to My Brother on Day 365,” I am Continue Reading →
Today is my brother’s birthday. Or, it would have been anyway. He would be 34 years old — the age I was when he died.
“Where is home?” is a strange question for me to consider. While my default answer is Buffalo, NY, it was a twisted path to get there … and I really Continue Reading →
Hi! Remember me? I hope so, because it’s been a ridiculously long time since I’ve posted. Oooof. Copyright secured by Digiprove © 2011Some Rights ReservedOriginal content here is published under these license terms: X License Type:Non-commercial, Attribution, Continue Reading →