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“My Resolutions” or “The Benefits of Peer Pressure”

Julie
February 1, 2015
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“My Resolutions” or “The Benefits of Peer Pressure”

I’m not much of a fan of New Year’s resolutions. They just don’t really fit my calendar.  I mean, think about it: each new year starts just a week after Christmas Day, at the end of a two-month-long holiday spree, and (if you live in the northern hemisphere as I…

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goals, good books, healing, other poets, Poetry, resolve, writing
Daily Life, Grief, Motherhood

Capture Your Grief 2014 – Day 1: Sunrise

Julie
October 1, 2014
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Capture Your Grief 2014 – Day 1: Sunrise

Welcome to October. It has tiptoed in quietly again, a gentle tap on my shoulder, as if trying not to startle me. But I jump anyhow. And find myself twenty minutes late to catch the sunrise.

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#captureyourgrief2014, beginnings, CS Lewis, faith, grief, love, motherhood, pregnancy
Daily Life, Motherhood

Humility and Starburst

Julie
September 11, 2014
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Humility and Starburst

Motherhood is one long lesson in humility. Pregnancy alone is an endless font of experiences in “keeping it real” and TMI. From the taboo and gross details of conception (God must have a sense if humor) to the raw “ewwww” of birth (yep, some sense of humor), it’s a wonder…

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Daily Life, Stuff

Thank you, Mr. Williams. You will be missed.

Julie
August 13, 2014
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I keep starting posts about Robin Williams and deleting them. I am having trouble finding the right words. I have not been so moved by the passing of a celebrity since Jim Henson died. Robin Williams was one of the first actors I knew by name. I remember watching Mork…

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Daily Life, Grief

Rolling with it & Les Mis

Julie
January 20, 2014
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Marius is singing “Empty Chairs at Empty Tables.” Though the stage show is much better, the recent movie production of  Les Miserables is good enough that I am happy to play the DVD over and over again. My biggest criticism (other than the fact that I really wish they would have…

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