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I was on my way to see my mom with my grand-puppy, Samson. My brother Kerry called and told me Mom had passed. I won't get into my feelings of loss and out of sorts going down the road. I was just not expecting her to go today, September 7, 2019. However, two days ago, I told her on the whiteboard, "I know you said you are tired. I love you-always. You can go be with GOD, Stacy, and Jesus whenever you are ready. We will see you when it is our time. Your children, me, Keith, Kerry, and Craig wi ll be okay and we all love you very much, always." I had told my brother, Kerry, I didn't want to see Mom take her last breath like I watched our dad do. Mom must have known. Our mom passed to the spirit realm at about 1:30 p.m. today, September 7, 2019. Mom would have been 79 in a few more (one week) days. I told GOD that she doesn't have to wait for her birthday. I do not want my mom to suffer. I want her to be happy, comfortable, and without fear. I know th

I came across an interesting post by Crystal Otto called  Leggings and Memoirs. She mentions this book How to Become a Heroic Writer By Jerry Waxler. I find it interesting and it sounds like it will help me write my memoirs without fear of hurting anyone. Crystal said to have confidence and write what you please. When you write what you please, it works better than trying to please others. This is true in life itself. I commented on her post: Connie Koehler said... Thank you, Crystal. This post has reassured me. I like that you said, "...so just please yourself!" I, we, are more, so much more, than our leggings. I will continue to wear whatever I please, and I will continue to write whatever I please. We all have a story to tell. Once, a counselor told me to write down my feelings no matter how awkward, silly, or stupid I think it sounds. At the end of the week we went over my journal of feelings. I never knew all that stuff she pointed out about me. That ex

Hurricane Dorian has decided to move up the east coast. He has naturally pruned with his winds. He has naturally given water. Humans will do better during hurricanes if they build their structures for living and working into compatible dwellings. Do not build homes and businesses on the beach. Use tires, sandbags, strong cob materials to build strong structures higher than flood waters. Build round rooftops using sandbags and strong materials. If we humans live in areas that we know will have naturally occurring harsh weather conditions, then we need to build accordingly with Mother Nature. Just expressing my opinion.

Dorian is knocking on our front doors. He has paid an unwanted visit to the Bahamas and is over staying his unwelcoming visit. It seems Dorian can’t make up his mind on who he wants to visit next and when or how fast he will get there. An unwanted visitor like Dorian is making a lot of people nervous.