Hell is for Children

Remember the Pat Benetar song “Hell is for Children”? I’m sure my Gen Xers do. There is a lot of truth to that song. I’m not saying that every child experiences a horrible childhood, but I’m willing to bet at least 75% of us did. Even those that were blessed with a more than idyllicContinue reading “Hell is for Children”

Living for Spring

We finally have some warm days ahead of us. The bleakness of the dreary days of winter are slowly waning, and I have begun to think spring. The constant drip of melting ice and snow is music to my ears. I’ve been buying seed packets while dreaming of my future gardens and flower beds. ReorganizingContinue reading “Living for Spring”

Christmas Memories

I have been alive for 4 months shy of 60 yrs now, and I have quite the collection of Christmases under my belt. Some magical, and some not so great. Just like all of you, I’m sure. Every year we build ourselves up to the most celebrated day in history into being unforgettable. And itContinue reading “Christmas Memories”

Broken

“We are all broken, that’s how the light gets in.” – Ernest Hemingway Everyone, is somewhat broken. We are all born whole. A perfect and pristine creation. But as soon as we enter into this world, sometimes within minutes, events start their attack on our perfectly polished porcelain, and our facade begins to crack. I’mContinue reading “Broken”