The Blink of an Eye
I read about Tatiana Schlossberg today, that she had just passed. I read her words in The New Yorker also. It is so difficult to imagine what some people must go through in fighting to be well. The pain of realizing young that you are not meant to live long is unbearable, especially when it seems unfairly out of sync, in contrast to the expected timeline of life. She was only 35, with two little children, one of whom she never got to take care of intimately because she fell s
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New Book!
Click on the link below to access my new book, The Process of Purpose: How Death Defines Our Real Meaning : https://www.amazon.com/Proces...
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Discussing Death
Death determines everything. We may pay such a comment modest lip service, articulating things like ‘Carpe Diem,’ but until we feel
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RIP Charlie Kirk
When I was a little girl, I would spend summers with my extended family in France. There was a beautiful rhythm to life then, centered around meals. I recall evening-time, when we would all be assembled for dinner, on the terrace with the swallows swooping in large loops near the mountain near us. I recall how we would eat well, and what I recall the most, were the vigorous discussions and debates which would often take place. So, in hearing about Charlie Kirk's death, I was
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