As I relished the quiet and solitude afforded to me on this day after Christmas, I came across the film, “The Dead Poet’s Society”. I have seen this film countless times, but it has been quite awhile since my last… Read More ›
Month: December 2015
Mixed Emotions
Twas two days before Christmas and all through the oncology office, only a few patients were stirring, and I was one of them. After fighting holiday traffic, or at least Louisville’s version of it, I welcomed the unexpected peace and quiet… Read More ›
The End Is Near
Normally, by this time of the year, I am more than ready to welcome the new year. I love the idea of a fresh start and a collective new beginning for the entire world, and I am giddy with excitement,… Read More ›
Be Advised
I am beginning to think that 2015 has been some sort of sick cosmic joke, where I am the punchline. During an awkward conversation about relationships, I was left with this nugget of dating advice, “You just need to put… Read More ›
Perceptive
It may be almost mid-December, but this past weekend in Louisville, the temperatures were in the 70s. It may not have felt like Christmas, but it felt like a gift, one which I cherished. Despite having a “To Do” list… Read More ›
Just Because
I used to wonder what it would be like to attend my own funeral, and recently, I got a preview of sorts. Shortly after I was diagnosed with breast cancer, I have been receiving numerous calls, emails, texts, cards, flowers, food, mementoes,… Read More ›
There’s A New Kid In The Club
This morning, I stood in my closet surveying its contents. Normally, I don’t give much thought to my weekday attire, as I work from home and favor comfort over couture. While I still was working from home for most of the day,… Read More ›
All I Want For Christmas
Recently, I was asked what I really wanted for Christmas this year. Peace on earth? Goodwill toward men (and women)? Glad tidings? No. All I want for Christmas is for it to be over. Before I am pelted with… Read More ›
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