I’ve decided to step back from the politics now. I think there was more than enough of it in 2020 to last four more years. I want to gravitate toward things that make me happy, not stressed. I want to enjoy each day to the fullest while I am here. I want to appreciate all the beauty around me. I want to spread joy to others in need. I want to make the rest of my life worthwhile. Does that mean I am burying my head in the sand? No. It means I am focusing on my own agenda. I hope each of you can do that too. Let’s have something to look forward to each day.
Stepping Back In 2021
Published by From A Widows Perspective
Losing a spouse is so different than losing another family member. Don’t get me wrong, they are all hard. But with a spouse there is always a constant daily reminder of them. Every meal time, television time, card playing time, morning prayer time. No more anniversaries, grocery shopping together. Meals--how do I cook for just one? I posted this and more on my Facebook page and all my friends and family members that are also widows/widowers responded with their personal perspectives of what they too have been going through. This gave me the idea of starting a blog for all who have lost a spouse to be able to share their experiences and perspectives, what is working for them, and just someone to talk to who truly understands the roller coaster ride they are on. So here we are. View more posts
Becoming a Widow 