The silver heart necklace was shining in the Wyoming late afternoon sun on my September 18th birthday in 1987. Mike and I were driving across the country from New York to California – everyone wanted …
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Birthday Love
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You can’t runaway from August.
Sometimes you can’t runaway. Like from the month of August. I started my blog last August when I decided to “runaway” by myself to Thailand and write stories about my trip to share with family …
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Summer Travels, Adventures and Challenges – moving forward
After a few rainy days it is so nice to wake up to the sun shining on summer again. The air is fresh and delightful this morning and my life is getting back to normal …
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LET THE MUSIC SING..
First date was to a live concert at Jones Beach in New York. We saw UB40 play with Chrissy Hines from the Pretenders. It was awesome.. They filmed it on MTV. We both loved …
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A Song in New Orleans
"I don't really play the piano but Ill sing you a song."
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Widow’s Guide to the Girlfriend Getaway
Pack your bag and smile. Here are Runaway Widow's guidelines for traveling to the best girl's weekend away anytime and anywhere.
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How to move forward from loss and grief to positive changes and even JOY. Runaway widow reviews “Option B”.
The past week has been a tough one. It may be because I just came back from the most awesome trip away. The yoga, writing and surf retreat in Costa Rica was beyond my expectations. …
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Acupuncture – Healing for physical pain to depression to infertility. Worth a try?
Acupuncture has maybe become my latest guilty pleasure. Can you imagine? The idea that someone inserting small sterile needles all over your body is something you look forward to? Well, let me tell you, I …
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Why reaching out to Psychic Mediums in grief can be comforting
WARNING: This post may offend some people so please refrain from reading and judging. Traveling through the grief process is different for everyone. Family, friends, therapy, support groups, exercise, meditation and medication can be helpful. …
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How I trained my brain after the death of my husband.
How I trained my brain after the death of my husband using an attitude of gratitude.
