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Tag Archives: loss
It’s been half my life since you went, in the early morning quiet Fiery crashing heat lightning the night you died lit the sky and we all knew it was you finally able to dance You were celebratinig … Continue reading
Beloved Missing: two fathers and a dog
I’ve read and appreciated many blog posts over the past few weeks, as 2013 came to a close. Most were looks back, reflective pieces putting another year’s events into perspective. I have had one of my own rolling around in … Continue reading
Posted in inspirations, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged death, dog, honor, loss, new year, remembrance
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Letters to My Father: On Death, Love, and Also the Act of Seeking Wonder
I recently lost my father. He was 89. He was frail and ready to be done on this planet. But he was vital and thinking right up until pretty much the very end. Now, less than three months after he’s … Continue reading
Posted in books, inspirations, reading, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged history, letters, loss, publishing, Skip Prichard, wonder
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