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The Making of a Widow (Part 2)
“Goodbye.” Many years ago I was intrigued to learn this common expression was a slang condensation of the phrase “God be with you.” Since that time we have shortened it even more to a simple, “Bye.” Sometimes you’ll hear people … Continue reading →
Posted in Family History, Stories, Uncategorized
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Tagged clairvoyance, coma, farewell, finality, first responders, fully present, genuine, God be with you, goodbye, haunts, heart attack, Hello, Kermit the Frog, omission, Operating System, premonition
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Casting Call
Yesterday one of my former students lost her husband to a heart attack; a young family is now fatherless. A good friend in his 60s just lost his brother to cancer early today. As I write, my wife and I … Continue reading →
Borrowing Time (A Visit to the ER)
We went to the ER last night with one of our adult daughters. If visits to the ER can be categorized I suppose this would go down as a good visit. She was complaining of sudden dizziness, nausea, chest and … Continue reading →
Posted in Family History, Fathers, Stories, Uncategorized
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Tagged borrowed time, cancer, celebrate, death, ER, friend, heart attack, Life, panic attacks, stress
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The Lost Story 