Tag: grief
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Perfect Little Orb
A couple of nights ago, I was talking to my late husband’s spirit. (I know, this probably sounds crazy to you, but my belief he is there is so strong now after all of his undeniable signs.) Anyway, I was asking him to look out for my daughters. One has been juggling an overwhelming number…
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Lanai Lights Flashing
20230730_205626-1-1 A Here’s a lucky recorded event for which there isn’t an explanation. I happen to be outside in the evening sitting on the lanai where my late husband and I used to sit together, and I was really missing him. I was trying to feel his energy but wasn’t able to connect with it…and…
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Feather Phenomena
20220722_161517-3-2 I love when I can capture a video of something unexplained that appears as a sign from my husband’s spirit. I had written a post earlier (“Just Jack”) about how I was finding one, large white feather several days in a row right under ny mailbox, except on no-mail days, of course. No other…
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We Do Not Die
I just came across an engaging poem that I have seen several times before. It’s about death. Everytime I read this poem, I take it in a little differently depending on my evolving beliefs of the afterlife. The name of the poem is “Immortality” by Claire Harner, written in 1934. (I’ve also seen another very…
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Editor Shock
It’s a funny thing when you write a book and you first receive back the suggestions from the develpmental editor. It feels like criticism of your creative product…”your baby.” It’s as if they commented about moving their nose to the top of their head and suggest that one eye should be on the chin. Your…
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It’s a Big Deal…Till It’s Not
I know someone who’s had cancer, open heart surgery, 17 other surgeries and several major losses in her life, but has more excitement and enthusiasm for life than most people I know! When her challenges are compared to most of us, it reminds me to count my blessings. And yet, I understand how we can…
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Feeling Lucky
I was talking with a friend the other day about how many people that I knew having so many problems recently, adding to the people I knew that had such angry involvement in politics and other controversial issues. So much negative emotion seems to fill the airways and consume conversations. Most days, I feel drawn…
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The Red Flower
Sometimes unexplained things happen, and, as I said in my last post, it’s up to me to find the positive and feel the gratitude. A few days ago, when I opened my front door, I could see a red flower sitting on the path to my mailbox. Now there are no red flowers blooming in…
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Shift in Perception
For the last year and a half, my late husband has sent electric and electronic signs with lights, the thermostat, my computer, etc. and, at first, I get all upset that something else is broken again, and I’ll have to fix or replace it. After the service guy comes, or the Geek Squad gives it…
