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Ambien induced blur

11/02/15

I Had to Out Think Ambien At Least Once

Recently a cousin told a story on herself and as soon as I had a good laugh going, I admitted I had a tale of similar laughter that I would have to fess up to eventually. And while I am totally willing to tell the story now, I have to admit, I may have some facts off just a tad. It… Read More

writing in my journal in Istanbul

10/31/15

Sharing a Month of Memories in November

In the past, now and then I have joined friends in doing a November post a day blogging challenge. The first time I did it, I just did 30 days of blogging sharing whatever I wanted. Another year, I did 30 Days of Thanks. This year I had thought I would pass on it but then I had an idea that may… Read More

Wailing Wall: A Mother's Memoir by Deedra Climer

10/27/15

Wailing Wall: A Mother’s Memoir and A Friend’s Journey

This morning, I left home early, well before the sun came up. On my way to long-term parking at the airport, I noticed several people walking in the dim streetlights, I saw another get in a car that slowed to a stop briefly. Real people on their way to work in ways that meant being out in a light rain… Read More

09/26/15

25 Years of Love, A Month of Marriage, My View of Gay Marriage

The discussion about gay marriage has been a long time coming. This summer has raised it to new levels and the Supreme Court decision in Obergfell v. Hodges was a shifting point for so many. Since then we have seen increased polarization of the discussion of the topic in several circles. I’ve seen people I love and respect hold their heads high… Read More

07/07/15

Bad things happen in threes? What happens in fives? VIDEO

I am pretty used to running hard at work and really find myself challenged when it comes to sitting and doing nothing except on rare weekend days at home. There is something different about the speed of life when things you don’t anticipate start clocking in at a rapid pace. And that is exactly what started happening here recently. When… Read More

Thinking of Charleston

06/24/15

Racism, History, My Family and Looking Deeper

A decade or more ago, my brother Ray wrote a short essay providing his personal reflections on race and our family’s history. It’s an essay he has shared before, but in light of the conversation around the horrible act of terrorism in Charleston, and discussions about the Confederate Flag, he decided to repost for friends & family on Facebook. I… Read More

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