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Not Yet Peaceful
2016 seems to be the most hectic year ever. Imagine being a young person, under 18 years old. Gone are the days when you could play outside in your neighborhood, riding bikes around and coming home by dinner time. Gone are your many “focal point” activities of knitting, sewing, scrapbooking (with actual scissors), washing dishes ... Read MoreLesson Learned in my Tennis Shoes
“Hi Tennis Shoes! It has been a while.” I was inspired by my youngest child to take up running (or in my case, jogging) last summer. A long time ago, in an era I could refer to as B.C. (before children), I was an active, sweat-loving, aerobic-craving athlete. That characterization abandoned me when the word ... Read MoreVictoria’s True Secret
It was the first time I had been into Victoria’s Secret. I crossed the threshold with my mom, yes, prim and proper Mrs. Lee, the summer before my wedding. She was bringing me to this special lingerie store to pick out my negligee for my wedding night and other fancy items for my honeymoon in ... Read MoreBecoming You
Her flight was due to arrive in Minneapolis at ten o’clock at night. I was bouncing up and down on my tiptoes as I saw her round the corner the Airport Terminal #2. My college girl was coming home for Christmas break; home for, what I was calling, 30-Days-of-Fun. We stayed up that first night ... Read More
Opening Gifts
My daddy brought an “Artic Cat Kitty Cat” snowmobile for me on a 1972 Christmas Eve. Donning a purple helmet and a little snowmobile suit, I was thrilled. Not only was it a cool gift, but also it represented his belief in me that I could handle a piece of equipment, keep up with him ... Read More