Sometimes the human brain reminds me of a pregnant woman’s belly. It just keeps stretching and stretching and then when it’s time for delivery of your first child and you realize a baby is going to come out of THERE; … Continue reading
But you are still uniquely you. One of the beautiful elements about our chatting over these many years is how much we have in common. Figuring out what that is has not been difficult. We all live with chronic pain … Continue reading
Please don’t misunderstand. I don’t believe I’m going to” kick the bucket” in that sense, although there are times when my old bucket needs kicking, and kicking hard. I would find anyone kicking me in the poopoo, sitter, bucket or … Continue reading
Hope may hide but it never disappears. Like the wind it simply waits to be awakened, to be appreciated and to be stirred. Hope lies within the depths of the human spirit, often bruised and beaten, often buried, yet it … Continue reading
I realize I sound like a dull old coot when I say I don’t care for all the “me time” activity young people are having in today’s world. I know it. I worry about the death of creativity. When we’re … Continue reading
One of Broadway’s longest running musicals A Chorus Line had this wonderful song called What I Did for Love. For some reason it has been running around inside my head all day. I guess it’s because I wanted to share … Continue reading
I can’t speak for all of you, but I suspect many of you are feeling the need for a cruise, a day at Disneyland or just some happy talk. I can’t take us all on a cruise, I would love … Continue reading
There is always something about the first part of every year that makes us think of our age and aging in general. My granddaughter had a birthday this month, my husband has one coming up in January and each of … Continue reading
When chronic pain and/or illness slam into our lives, we change. Just as surely as George Bailey hit that tree in the film IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE. Bam! We usually lay there for a while, metaphorically bleeding and trying to … Continue reading
I’m afraid most of us live in denial when we are faced with many of the problems so many of you have shared with me over the years. Why not? We often see our bodies falling into disrepair and our … Continue reading
Weekly Dose of Sue 