I used to wear my heart on my sleeve for all to see… and comment on. Not that I wanted to. Who am I kidding? I still wear my heart on my sleeve for all to see… and comment on. Not that I want to. It is a curse, one might say, to be so ... ...
I want to tell you about another one of my online friends today…oh I know, you are sighing and saying..again? But I think all my friends are special, but this friend is very unique, and I well tell you why in a bit. One thing meeting and chatting with people online has done for me ... ...
Well gang, as most of you know, since I have not kept it much of a secret, my 50th Birthday is this Thursday, much to my surprise a box arrived today. Well, I have to share with you – Judy has been calling every day, asking my hubby if “the box” has arrived yet… This ... ...
It’s Thanksgiving. Another day we are granted, to legally give thanks. So, what are you thankful for this year? A tradition always held at the dinnertime at my in-laws, was to take turns around the table saying what you were thankful for the past year. Have you ever noticed that when you take the time ... ...
Administrator Note: I apologize for the delay in posting this on Parkinson’s Journey. Somehow it got lost in the shuffle. I’m posting it here today, in the hopes that the someone who reads it, really needs it today and that’s why it was found today! Enjoy this fleeting day and have a great week! -sherri ... ...
I am journaling our adventure of a new season in life. Currently, my husband and I are gutting a mobile home (you can read all about it at: www.plantinggardens.blogspot.com) and this comes from a previous entry that I re-read today. I thought it somehow seemed relevant for the PJ site. I hope you enjoy it. ... ...
November is almost here and besides giving thanks for the turkey and mashed potatoes, let’s celebrate the National Family Caregivers Month by recognizing our personal caregivers. We can recognize those who care for us personally, such as spouses, children, and/or friends, or those that are beyond, such as doctors, nurses, therapists, teachers, etc. Some suggestions, ... ...
This poem was posted by Kay Mixon Jenkins on Facebook today and Kay granted permission to share it here. Enjoy! My Christmas Wish Do you remember me I’m not the person I use to be There’s a thief that is stealing A little more of me each day Do you know a judge, lawyer or ... ...
I want to tell you about another one of my online friends today… Oh, I know. You are sighing and saying..again? But,I think all my friends are special, but this friend is very unique, and I wil tell you why in a bit. One thing meeting and chatting with people online has done for me ... ...
I had the great pleasure of meeting an awesome woman and her hubby on Tues & Weds in Pigeon Forge, Tenessee. Sass ‘n Doc are from southern Illinois. I met Sass online in a health community called Daily Strength. She is a great encouragement to me! We spent about 14 hours together before we had ... ...
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