Category Archives: Please Tell Me I’m Not The Only One Thoughts

I love biographies and autobiographies, I enjoy reading about people’s life stories. As of late, some high profile people have died which was covered by the press and social media. I couldn’t help but notice the overwhelmingly positive things being said and written about them—which was lovely to hear—but I know full well that afterContinue reading “After I Die Just Be Honest!”

I am not the chattiest at a party nor the most quiet person in the room. I’d say I’m an active listener who participates in conversations if I feel I have something valid to contribute. I find I am less apprehensive to speak when I see any type of injustice, even if I am theContinue reading “Sticking Your Neck Out, Is It Worth It?”

My earliest memory of a full blown panic attack? It would have to be in grade 8, during a play in which I played Titania, the queen of fairies, in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. It was the night of the big production, the one where the school principle and parents attend. I had takenContinue reading “Not Just the Jitters”

We cheered them on as they sang and gave us joy. All the while, in silent routine, she awoke each day, gowned up, masked on, gloved in to care for our sick. We cheered them on as they won each game. All the while, in twelve hour shifts, he pushed passed his fatigue, gowned up,Continue reading “All The While. Unsung.”

I was going to hold off on writing about politics, but blog #2 seems about the right time to jump in (insert smirk and eye roll here). Who am I kidding? Even if I tried I could not keep quiet on this subject. The recent events in the United States has made even the mostContinue reading “What Happened to Boring Politics?”

’42 and feeling blue, but I appreciate all the kind messages from you! Although we are all in lock down for awhile, thanks for trying to make me smile’ It was my birthday recently, and this was my social media post. ‘Blue’ might have been too strong of an emotion. I guess when you celebrateContinue reading “42 and Feeling Blue”