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Monthly Archives: October 2016
There’s Worse Things than Spiders Webs…Guess What?
Dear Reader: What a difference a day makes…Wednesday I spent fleeing from spider webs and Thursday morning I got a diagnosis from Dr. Montoya (actually her student intern) that I was not expecting. *And no, I’m not pregnant!(: But I … Continue reading
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Unexpected “Webbed” Garden Dark Secrets
Dear Reader: Has anybody else, besides me, suddenly realized that outside yard/garden work is turning into the same dull routine as dreaded housework these days? I used to always say that I loved cutting the grass, pruning, picking up debris, … Continue reading
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Extending Love Through Extended Families
Dear Reader: Yesterday I kept Rutledge for part of the day while dad slept getting ready for his night shift and mom met some of her children speech therapy clients. From Walsh and Mollie’s house I left mid-afternoon to go … Continue reading
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Fall Messages of Faith
Dear Reader: When I came across this little picture message it really made me pause for a moment. “What if trees really did refuse to let go of their dying leaves?” It reminded me of the little story I shared with … Continue reading
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Become the Person You Needed When You Were Young
Dear Reader: I wonder now, when I take time to reflect back on my life, if one of the major purposes of our existence is to get to the place where we finally do emerge from our cocooned youth and … Continue reading
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Eight Beads
Dear Reader: We were “THIRTEEN STRONG” yesterday on the most beautiful Fall day we have ever experienced with the Race for the Cure! …And because of your generous donations we will beat the past previous years’ goals and just … Continue reading
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The Race for the Cure is Really a Walk in Faith
Dear Reader: While many of you are still sleeping Doodle, Lassie, and I are meeting at 6:00 this morning to head to Daniel Island. We always leave early and manage to usually get a good parking place…meaning one that you … Continue reading
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The Wonders of the World…
Dear Reader: After showing you Harriett’s gorgeous pink and white striped symbol of life after breast cancer yesterday…I went out in the back yard and glanced over at the Confederate Rose. Instead of a white bloom….there was the most beautiful … Continue reading
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Pink “Sustainers”
Dear Reader: Doodle sent me a text with this picture of me and Harriett Edwards (and Brenda to the left…somehow every year we always end up together…the three amigos) on the front cover of the special magazine edition “Get Your … Continue reading
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The Shadows of Matthew
Dear Reader: Sunday night, as I sat in the dark, I got very creative with shadow games to keep my mind occupied. I put my one, trusted tiny flashlight, against the table (silver) pumpkins by accident and suddenly two huge … Continue reading
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