The Power of Forgiveness: We Must Forgive, to Love and Live Free

To not forgive is to place an ever-increasing weight on your back that you must carry with you everywhere you … More

The Man Who Writes My Poems

He’s written over 500 poems My hand, my pen, my paper, my heart, but, who is he that dwells through … More

All week I’ve been working late. I needed a bit of a break in the early evening yesterday so I … More

Charlene Anne Kelly February 26, 1943 – December 31, 2020 My mother is now with the angels. My mom passed … More

I cried. The death of Kobe Bryant shocked and saddened me unlike any other celebrity death in my lifetime. Perhaps … More

I am single. As such, a precondition necessitates that I most be on a host of dating sites and applications. … More

We all have them. The unresponsive friend. The type that proclaims they are “too busy” to reply to texts, emails … More

When I was nine years old, I was diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome. Many of you who just casually know me … More

Every goodbye is the last goodbye Goodbyes are the toughest part of visiting my mom. She suffers from Vascular Dementia … More

It is hard to admit it. I fought accepting it for years. The signs were all there. Multiple friends and … More

I have Tourette Syndrome. It makes me a bit different from other people, often noticeably as I have “tics” (involuntary … More

My mother has dementia. She is in the final stages. She does not really know who I am, but knows … More