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You Can Imagine…Guest post by Emily Rapp
You Can Imagine…Guest post by Emily Rapp on my sister Rachel’s blog! Emily is a dear friend and you probably have heard me talk about her by now. Her son Ronan, who is almost two, has the fatal...
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Say Yes.
The theme of this week is: Saying Yes. photo of Bryant McGill and daughters… Sierra & Savannah by Jenni Young Creatives using my words. YES! Click to connect with Jenni. This morning in class I...
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The Land of Enchantment.
Today we took a road trip. Me, Emily and Ronan. Ronan, packed in the back, his small floppy head propped up with stuffed animals and socks, his face reflected in a crooked little mirror, so Emily, his...
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4 Things I Learned From a Two Year Old Who Is Dying.
My latest is up on MindBodyGreen. Please take a moment and read it. Leave comments there and not here please. Love you guys xo jen Here is an excerpt… 1) How to be present Ronan just is. He sits...
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Chicken Bones In The Throat.
The things that get lodged in us. Those that need dislodging like a chicken bone in the throat. How some things get stuck. And others, not so much. Other things in their own river-like way flow...
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I Am Not Afraid.
The-Things-That-Get-In-The-Way. It was the theme of my yoga class this morning. Let’s remove them, I suggested to my beloved class. Their eyes got wide and afraid which I understood very very well....
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Dirt.
I am sharing this again because it is so dear to me. Please read this. Please send Ronan love and prayers that he is not scared when he passes. He is a the end of his little life. Love you guys. Thanks...
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Roar.
Lie to me. That’s what I might have well have said by saying I don’t look like I gained any weight, right? It’s going to be okay, isn’t it? You are not having sex with anyone else, right? Tell me...
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Mastering The Art of Losing After Elizabeth Bishop.
The art of losing isn’t hard to master; so many things seem filled with the intent to be lost that their loss is no disaster. Lose something every day. Accept the fluster of lost door keys, the hour...
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No Such Thing As Right.
You think you know what is right but you don’t. There’s no such thing. There is only I am feeling my way around in the dark here and this feels like the table and this feels like the light switch but...
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Seasons of (Beautiful) Change. Reflecting on The Death of My Daughter.
By Becky A. Benson. When the last remaining breezes of the tepid summer air turn unabashedly crisp and begin to fill with the recognizable scent of colorful leaves bidding their trees adieux we know...
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Cartography for Mourners.
By Emily Rapp. The power of grief to derange the mind has in fact been exhaustively noted. – Joan Didion, The Year of Magical Thinking Maps to Anywhere (Numerous) I hate maps. I can’t read them,...
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Sex, Intimacy, and Genetic Incompatibility
By Becky Benson The first time it happened I thought it was great. Easier, less messy, a change up from the norm. Win/win for me. I didn’t particularly like condoms; the feel, the smell, the timeout...
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Seasons of (Beautiful) Change. Reflecting on The Death of My Daughter.
By Becky A. Benson. When the last remaining breezes of the tepid summer air turn unabashedly crisp and begin to fill with the recognizable scent of colorful leaves bidding their trees adieux we know...
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Cartography for Mourners.
By Emily Rapp. The power of grief to derange the mind has in fact been exhaustively noted. – Joan Didion, The Year of Magical Thinking Maps to Anywhere (Numerous) I hate maps. I can’t read them,...
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Sex, Intimacy, and Genetic Incompatibility
By Becky Benson The first time it happened I thought it was great. Easier, less messy, a change up from the norm. Win/win for me. I didn’t particularly like condoms; the feel, the smell, the timeout...
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