Thinking of Mark
My cousin Mark died today and I feel compelled to write about him and how I feel. He was just a few years older than me, 57- I think, and he died of cancer that had spread within his body.
Making LOVE (it’s not what you think)
I've been thinking a lot about the uncivil discourse in our country and the world that seems to be filling our newspapers, our social media, and our inboxes. But we all know in reality we are more alike than different,
Marking the Sweet Moments Last
I've been up with my parents since Monday and will be here for the foreseeable future my Dad started on hospice this week. His pain is being managed - His energy is low but he continues to walk and sleep
Inspirational Mini Quilts to Mail: When words are hard to find
About a month ago I shared a series of peace quilts I’d made. With the scraps from the fabric that I had created I made some 5x7 mini quilts that I stitched to card stock and made into mini quilt
Peace Be With You…. continued
In my last post I shared with you some of the pieces I did inspired by the phrase “peace be with you”. As the week went on that became something of a mantra. I kept cutting and stitching and reflecting
Rocking my World
A friend who is struggling with health issues sent me an email saying she had spent a sleepless night up rocking and asked for my reflections on rocking. Upon my first reading I set this question aside not sure how
Happy Birthday to Me!
I am fiftyonederful today and glad to be alive. Thanks to my family and friends and you dear followers who have joined me in this journey round and round the sun, I am truly blessed. This morning I went for a
♥ Shaped Love in Four Acts
I got a lot of responses this week to Monday’s post, and it seems (no surprise to you) that love, as Frank would sing it, is a many splendored thing and complicated! I did a little research this week and