A Silver Anniversary
I used to think about and ponder what I’d be doing on this day, this week in this year.
I’d imagined many ways in which I’d spend my 25th wedding anniversary.
Tag Archives: loss of spouse
Jonah & Widowhood?
Sometimes, you need to chew on scripture a little and let it really speak to you.
Oh, I know. It’s Jonah. He was flawed, but obedient. Well…
Pieces of the Puzzle
Life sometimes feels like we’re the puzzle piece being shifted around, never finding where we fit.
How are you?
How are you? Three words that I dread hearing; that make me freeze and back peddle and fumble with words. Why?
Stuff
Stuff. It’s just that. Stuff. Inanimate objects we assign value or usefulness. However, when your spouse dies, “stuff” all of a sudden becomes something heavier.
Your Life
There are widows out there who feel like they have to live for their late spouse. Worse, are the family and friends who think, promote, and encourage this.
A Solo Anniversary
Today is a big remembering kind of day.
Ahh, The Quiet Moments
It’s the quiet moments that are the hardest. You know the ones –
Beneath the Rubble
It’s time to define what a widow’s distress looks like in the various stages of widowhood so we can debunk the pitfalls that keep us from diving in to help.
Just a “me”
I’m no longer a “we”, I’m just a “me”. I’m no longer a wife or a companion or a helpmate or a lover or a confidant or a best friend. I’m just a “me”. But who is this “me”?
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