Time doesn't heal - it conceals. How to find resilience and courage in the face of trauma.
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Time doesn’t heal – it conceals
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It’s OK to say their name
After spending the past 30 Fourth of July’s together, which was also my husband’s birthday, it is one of the more difficult holidays to get through for me. Year one I made a nice Facebook …
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A Day in New York City – Summer Series
Summer in New York City living after the loss of a spouse. Broadway show, Brooklyn Bridge and the River Cafe
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How to NOT be a Stay at Home, Lonely Widow.
How to start dating or at least leaving the house after the death of a spouse. Lonely widows and widowers are looking for friends. How to get out and maybe date and cope with loneliness as a widow.
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Spy Trails and Memorials – right here at home
Taking a local historical tour including memorials, buildings, photos and a pub crawl. So much to see close to home.
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Is it “widow brain” or lack of caffeine?
Widow brain is a real thing where you are forgetful, inattentive and spacey. Can you fix it by being more present? Or a cup of coffee?
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Lunch in Chinatown, New York
Spring weekends are made for adventures, weddings and going out to lunch. New York City has so much to offer.
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17 Fun Facts about Montauk and why you should visit.
Montauk, New York. 17 Fun facts to learn about this ocean side resort town and why it is perfect for day trips or weekend getaways
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Same face, different life – The passport photo
Life after loss - The only constant in life is change. What a difference 10 years can make.
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Who will clean the yard? More challenges after the loss of a spouse.
Yard work is a lot for most people, especially widows. How to enjoy the yard in the nice weather.