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Category Archives: Family
Resolutions, regrets & new beginnings…
It’s the unexpected that is often the most profound; be open to new experiences, and relish life for all its unexpectedness!
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Posted in Ancestors, Current Events, Family
Tagged Acceptance, Coping, Discovery, Family Ties, holidays, Insights
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Rituals and memories . . .
Updated — just a bit — in mid-March 2021, as we begin to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic that has held us all in its grip for the past year! One beautiful early spring day many years ago, while living … Continue reading
Posted in Celebrations, Family, Friendship
Tagged Easter, Feelings, Food, Friendships, holidays, Passover, Random Thoughts, Ritual
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Today, and 100 Years Ago . . .
Legos are great! But so is history. I learned a little more than a year ago, much to my surprise, that my then eight-year-old grandson is a history buff. Not your ordinary kind of kid who’s interested in the 60s … Continue reading
Posted in Ancestors, Family, Growing Up
Tagged Ancestors, Children, History, Kansas City, Legos, Military, Road Trips, Travel, Wars, World War I
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Adulting: The road is a rocky one, but oh so much fun
There are words in a 13-year-old’s vocabulary that make one sit up and take notice. I feel as if I have taken a high intensity two week course in generational psychology. The gap is real. But it can be bridged. Having a … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Family, Growing Old, Growing Up
Tagged " Growing Up, Adulting, Children, grandchildren, grandparenting, Random Thoughts, summer, Vacations
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December 7
Somewhere in the middle of the Pacific seventy-four years ago, a ship received a radio message to alter its course. The captain of the vessel complied. That vessel and its “cargo” of American servicemen steamed into a port on the … Continue reading
Posted in Celebrations, Family, History
Tagged Doing Good, Feelings, Hanukkah, holidays, Hope, inspiration, News, Patriotism, Pearl Harbor, Random Thoughts, Understanding, War, WWII
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Food has little to do with it . . .
It’s Sunday, it’s raining, and the chill is seeping into my heart and my soul. The house was filled with the sounds of children and the buzz of adults alternately enjoying and enjoining those same children, or acting like children … Continue reading
Posted in Celebrations, Children, Family
Tagged Bonds, Feelings, Gratefulness, holidays, Hope, Learning to Let Go, Thanksgiving, Togetherness, Understanding
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