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Blow-ups Come to Life
I go out walking every day and always see the deflated Christmas decorations lying on the ground all over my neighbors’ yards. It strikes me so funny. You know, when you really look at them, don’t they actually look dead? Lol. Then, last night I rode around our local neighborhoods with a friend to see…
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Sharing One’s Beliefs
Having the courage to share my beliefs has never been something I could brag about. As someone who didn’t like upsetting people or having conflict with others, it was always easier for me to be quiet when I realized my beliefs were different from theirs. It was never important enough to take a chance at…
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Cherished Time
The older I get, the more I know in my heart that what matters most is the time we spend with those we love. I remember all the way back to when I met my husband-to-be. We couldn’t have been happier than to just spend time together. We were in college and often didn’t have…
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Our Wishbone Symbol
This morning I was cleaning out a drawer of my late husband’s desk and found a little red box I had given him a few years back. When I looked inside, I remembered what was in it. It was a small silver wishbone I had given him on our 50th anniversary. I told him that…
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12/12/’24
Three years ago today, my husband passed, and I couldn’t imagine living without him. Three years and a lot of tears later, and I’m still here. I still miss him and always will, but my journey was made so much easier by the signs and communications that appear to be from his spirit. In fact…
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The Happiness Trifecta!
I personally believe there are three things in life that make it satisfyingly whole, happy and worthwhile even as the daily challenges come and go. My top three are to be loved, to be understood, and to have the spark of purpose. As for love, I mean that cared-for kind…not just the romantic kind you…
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Jack’s Spirit Chose “Our” Christmas Card This Year
One of the harder things a widow faces is learning to sign greeting cards as from just her. Buying a store-bought Christmas card is especially difficult for me since my late husband and I always made funny picture cards that usually reflected his naughty sense of humor. We always loved the responses in laughter and…
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The Sign of a Timely Tilt
One very big flaw of mine is the amount of ruminating I do. I spend way too much time when decision making, trying to make sure I do whatever it is from my heart so as not to offend anyone or ends up being the wrong choice. And if I think I did offend or…
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Spirit’s Static Signs
It’s been almost three years since my husband passed, and his signs from the other side have continued…just less often. I get it. He knows I already know he’s not gone because his prior communications have been so plentiful, undeniable and perfectly timed or placed. (See the recounting of signs in my book, You Don’t…
