The house is quiet in a way I don’t quite know what to do with. My chest feels heavy. Missy, my Siamese with those bright,… Read More »Saying goodbye to Missy: 17 years of purrs, wisdom, and curious blue eyes
I’ve heard it said, “Grief is the price we pay for love.” People say Queen Elizabeth II said it. Maybe. I don’t know. What I… Read More »Grief is the price we pay for love
Just so we’re clear—the story below is fictional. All the characters and events in the story are purely imaginary. But the themes—those came from something… Read More »A Family’s echo
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By Rob Anderson Should I still feel so bad, should I still cry so often? I see otherparents smiling, why can’t I? I thought if… Read More »Will My Grieving Ever Get Easier?
The idea of a Camino journey had been with us for years, quietly tucked away in our hearts, waiting for the right time. When that… Read More »A Journey of the Heart: Walking the Camino Portugués
This year is special for us. It’s our 40th wedding anniversary. But it’s also a poignant time, as it marks 25 years since our dear… Read More »El Camino de Santiago: An anniversary gift to ourselves
Berlin Art Lovers, get ready to witness history! The very first location-based AR exhibition, “Colors of Peace,” orchestrated by Digital Bohemians Club , is about… Read More »My art on Colors of Peace in an AR exhibit at Parsier Platz, Berlin April 28-May 28
It feels like just yesterday, though many years have passed, that I first shared this deeply personal story. But with the arrival of another Easter… Read More »Beyond loss: Finding Easter hope in my child’s belief
