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- thelmaz
- I'm the mother of three, grandmother of two, slave of two demanding cats. I've been a widow for four years and have taught resource courses for widows and widowers. I've written romance novels. See my website at www.eclectics.com/ lornamichaels. Currently I'm working on a memoir titled Stumbing Through the Dark. More about me: Born in Austin, TX Favorite color: purple Favorite song: The Wind Beneath My Wings (hear it as you read this blog) Like to: read, cook, travel (last big trip was to Spain) write, learn new things. Hate to: exercise
- http://www.marilynspoetry.com
- http://survivingmiddle-agedwidowhood.blogspot.com
- http://greatday.com
- http://silverboomers.com
- http://www.inspirationpeak.com
- http://www.youngwidowsandwidowers.com
- http://www.seniorsonline.com
- http://www.widowsbreathe.com
- http://www.widowsbond.com
- http://www.seniornet.com
- http://www.widownet.org
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2014
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September
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- Quote for the Week from my cousin, Eugene Rosen
- Tip #8 for Navigating the Rough Seas of Widowhood
- Quotes for the Week...for Cats
- The Joy of Walking
- Tip #7 for Navigating the Rough Seas of Widowhood
- Quote for the Week
- Football and Domestic Vioence
- Tip #6 for Navigating the Rough Seas of Widowhood
- Quote for the Week
- Fall in Texas
- Tip #5 for Navigating the Rough Seas of Widowhood
- Quote for the Week
- Books of July
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September
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A to Z Blogging Challenge
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angiosarcoma
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bereavement and grief
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Bernice Dickey
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books
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corpse flower
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Ellen Gerst
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granddaughter
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holidays
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Ithaka
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John O'Donohue
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loneliness
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Loomba Foundation
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memories
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reading
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Seasons of Solace; Janelle Shantz Hertzler; widowhood; poetry; photos; grief
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Susan Berger
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technology
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The Five Ways We Grieve
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travel
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widowhood
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widowhood; friendship
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widowhood. letting go
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widowhood. loss.
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widownet.org
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1 comments:
I couldn't see where to drop you an email, so I thought I'd comment here. I just wanted to say that I'm pleased to have found your site today! My mom's name was Thelma (one you don't see much anymore) and I was missing her today. It's been almost 10 years since she passed, but you never stop missing them, do you? Anyway, I wanted to tell you that I like your blog and think that your messages are very important and well-written. Keep up the good work! :-)
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