Experts in human behaviour theorize that when you’re depressed or your life is “out of sorts,” you become more accident prone. I’m beginning to think that they’re right.
After finally getting our house on the market, I looked forward to writing about our “fall from financial grace” under the category “A HOLE IN OUR PARACHUTE.” Then [...]
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DEM’S DA BREAKS
Posted in DEAR READERS, tagged accident-prone, broken righjt wrist, osteoporosis, straw that broke the camel's back) on September 20, 2009 | 4 Comments »
OUT FOR REPAIR
Posted in DEAR READERS, LAUGHTER, tagged Add new tag on December 12, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I have loads to say about my father’s leg amputation last week. My emotions have been all over the place and hours in hospital waiting rooms inspire all sorts of writing ideas. Unfortunately, some of it will have to wait for a bit while I nurse a broken left wrist. Alas, I am but a cliche. [...]
CHALLENGES AHEAD
Posted in DEAR READERS, REFLECTIONS, tagged facing a crisis on November 26, 2008 | 5 Comments »
When there’s the possibility of a crisis ahead, we heed the caution signs and square our shoulders to brace for what awaits. Possibilities run through our mind, but they are fleeting. We avert our eyes rather than see the dangers in their entirety. To do so will give them life. We’ve named them, and for now, that is enough.
Fools that we are, [...]
