Tomorrow is Cinco de Mayo and marks twelve years since my dad passed. Since I’m not a fan of any Holiday, I’m posting early. I…
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Spending so much time alone the last decade, both physically and mentally has prepared me for these horrible days of uncertainty. That’s not to say…
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The Highway Halfway Mark I wonder, I do. I cannot help but wonder what’s down the road from the place I have ever truly called home. The…
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I wonder what dreams you gave up so that we could follow ours? I wonder how much pain we caused, and yet you never complained.…
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Please do not underestimate the fragile girl who has been broken. The grown woman climbs barbed wire fences unapologetic, her jagged and cut limbs battle…
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As I sat across from my mother and really looked at her face and tiny frame, I saw her age, frailty and worry lines for…
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This picture popped up in my memories today on Facebook and made me smile. Michel and I fought, a lot. He thought I was spoiled.…
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I cannot walk through the grief for you. I would if I could. I cannot cry the tears that pour like a fountain. I would…
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One Times Four The Cove, there was no other place Georgia wanted to be. She loved summers at the beach with her pops. Georgia pulled…
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5.0 out of 5 stars GEORGIA PINE by Jacqueline Cioffa GEORGIA PINE (Kindle Edition) “An amazing read. The author weaves tragedy, love, family, suspense and disappointment…
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