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Category Archives: Memory
Looking for Life After Loss-Chapter Seven
The next day was Friday, the day of the luau. Ray, by then had some idea of what to expect, but hoped it would be more than dinner and a show. He and Wes had talked about women and Ray … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Appearance, Bravery, Communication, Computer, Connection, Courage, Death, Depression, Disappointment, Feelings, Friendship, Grief, Letting Go, Life, Loss, love, Manliness, Marriage, Memory, Perseverance, Perspective, relationships, Self-Worth, Suffering, vacation
Tagged Fiction, short-story, Writing
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It Was Sixty Years Ago this Year
They will always tell the unvarnished truthYou can’t go back in timeNever go back to the days of your youthBlocked from reliving your prime But truthfully I want to get back to the daysWhen “cool” or “hip” were the wordsWe … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Aging, Beatles, Clothing, cool, Culture, Entertainment, Hair, Hippie Movement, Memory, Music, Peace, Seasons, War
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The Realities of Getting Old
Someone once said “getting old is not for wimps.” As I approach my eighth decade of life, I can wholeheartedly agree with the statement. Thoughts about it started with my first warning about old age: “old people do not regularly … Continue reading
Posted in Acceptance, Aging, Appearance, Contentment, Faith, God, Health, Memory, Old Age, Reality, Retirement, Spirituality, Time, Worry
Tagged God, Health, Life, mental-health, Writing
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Appreciating the Human Body
I don’t understand why but for the last year or so I have become fascinated with the things my body is able to do. I see these abilities as insights into the genius of our Creator. The first one I … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptability, Aging, Appreciation, Belief, Computer, Creation, Exercise, Gifts, Humanity, Life, Medical, Memory, Old Age, Providence, Self-Discovery, Self-Worth, Spirituality, Thankfulness
Tagged brain, Health, mental-health, neuroscience, wellness
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Anchor Symbol
According to Apple’s Dictionary, an anchor “is a heavy object attached to a rope or chain and used to moor a vessel to the sea bottom.. It can also be “a person or thing that provides stability or confidence in … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Atonement, Belief, Bible, Christ, Church, Crucifixion, Death, doubt, Eternal Life, Eternity, Faith, Focus, Forgiveness, God, Good Friday, Grace, Heaven, Heavenly Father, Jesus, Meditation, Memory, Messiah, New Covenant, Religion, Religious Heritage, Repentance, Salvation, Suffering, Trials, Uncategorized, Word of God, Worry
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The Loss of His Wife
The Bible is filled with many stories of ordinary people struggling with the challenges of life. Sometimes they are manageable and people get through using their wits and abilities. Other times, the challenges are like arrows that stab, exhaust and … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, Anger, Bible, Choices, Conflict, Death, Depression, Disappointment, Family, Feelings, Fiction, Grief, Household, Loss, Memory, Perseverance, Sibling, Stress
Tagged Grief, Relationships, Suffering
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Where Did They Go?
I was recently thinking about all the days that have slipped from the future through the present and are now in “the past.” On my birthday this past June my day count was 26,280. Where did all those experiences and … Continue reading
Posted in Acceptance, Adaptability, Aging, Atonement, Attitude, Belief, Bible, Choices, Contentment, Death, Economy, Eternal Life, Fear, Grace, Grief, Heaven, Letting Go, Life, Memory, Old Age, Perseverance, Resurrection, Spirituality, The Past
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Michelle, Ma Belle
I was browsing through some old Beatles music on the internet and came upon the song “Michelle.” As I listened, I was back in the 1960’s with “Beatlemania.” The term described the hysteria over John, Paul, George and Ringo, “the … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, Beatles, Famous People, Feelings, love, Memory, Music
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Getting Past the Fear of Computers
Living in the Past What was it like to live through the Cuban Missile Crisis, Kennedy’s Assassination and other historic events. It might be of interest to learn how things were done in the past as a curiosity. Descriptions of … Continue reading
Posted in Accomplishments, Adaptability, Attitude, Commitment, Computer, Memory, Persistence, Purchases, Stress, Tasks, The Past, Wisdom, Work, Worry
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A Model Priest
My favorite clergyman was Fr. Malloy of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, a small community of about 15,000 people. St. Joseph’s church had two priests, Fr. Zander and Fr. Malloy. Although the pastor, Fr. Zander, was friendly … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Charity, Church, Clergy, Education, Extravagance, Faithfulness, Grace, Guidance, Learning, Memory, Religion, Service, Spirituality, Testimony, Work, Youth
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