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???? A Little Bit of Breath Today ???? Real Life, As It Is — Entry 5
I knew today was going to be hard before I even put one foot on the floor with David’s dad still in the hospital. I knew I would need a Little Bit of Breath Today ???? so I wanted to take the time to share my families Real Life, As It Is. This is Entry 5 of our series. Today is Suzzie’s birthday. If you’re not sure who Suzzane is she is my daughter and Charlie’s sister. She passed away at 16. If you want to know more about her, I would be happy to tell you about Suzzie and so would David. And as I sit her to work…
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???? Ultimate Blog Challenge Day 12 — Finding Light Again
Before the day gets away from us, I wanted to share Day 12 in The Ultimate Blog Challenge: Finding Light Again — Moving Forward After Hard Days Meta Description: A comforting, evergreen reflection on rediscovering light and hope after loss, with gentle reminders about health and family support. Day 12 arrived with a different kind of quiet — the kind that settles in after a hard day, when the world feels heavier but somehow clearer. Yesterday we buried Larry, my family stood beside Lisa and Joseph, and held space for grief that doesn’t disappear overnight. Today isn’t about pretending everything’s fine. It’s about finding the light again — even if it’s small. The Morning After– Grief changes the air in a house. Bear stays close, Pheobie follows…
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???? Ultimate Blog Challenge Day 11 — Walking Through Loss & Moving Forward
Day 11: Walking Through Loss and Learning to Move Forward — Family, Faith & Cancer Awareness is something that weights heavy on my heart as my grandmother had 10 sisters and brothers. Yesterday we buried my cousin Larry who passed away from Pancretic Cancer, and this makes me worry either my brother my sister or I will end up with Cancer. Please keep Lisa Marie Bird and her family in your Prayers as we bury my cousin Larry her husband. — One of my mom’s best friends and a man who fought hard, loved deeply, and left this world far too soon because of pancreatic cancer. Loss has a way of stopping time and speeding it up at once. One minute you’re remembering childhood stories, the next you’re…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
