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Spirit/Essay. For Whom the Bell Tolls.
U.S. Senator John McCain will be buried today, one of many people throughout the world: some famous, many little known, too many unknown except to families or to God. Some people will have no one to bury them. When I … Continue reading
Posted in Spirit: Essays.
Tagged combat veterans, death, faith, God, Hemingway, John McCain, life, reflection, service, war
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Spirit/Essay. Of mirrors and marathons. Reflections five years after Hell came home.
It is April in New England, and the marathon has come again. Since 2013, race day is not a simple joy anymore. It is the anniversary of a bombing. It is the day we learned how strong we really were, … Continue reading
Posted in Religious, Spirit: Essays., Spiritual
Tagged Boston Marathon bombing, chronic illness, death, faith, God, life, managing stressful times, reflection, terrorism, violence
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Essay. The Destination and the Journey.
If we return at death from where we came, what is life? Everything in between. ——————- In “The Doomsday Book,” a young woman, an Oxford history student, has the chance to time travel to the middle ages. She becomes ill … Continue reading
Essay. The Storm.
Twenty years ago, there was a blizzard on April first, with snow that came over my knees. This year, on the anniversary, there was a smaller storm. My life is captured in the brackets. Then, we thought we knew what … Continue reading
Essay. The Road Home.
After a long, hot, drought-stricken summer, autumn is here. The dogs chased balls today without starting to pant. One day this week I wore jeans comfortably rather than shorts. In an earlier time, before we had dogs and a child, … Continue reading
Posted in Religious, Spiritual
Tagged chronic illness, death, faith, Father, life, love, reflection
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Essay. Looking Back on the Road not Taken.
I recited a poem before high school graduation: “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost, not because any of us were examining at our choices, but because I thought everyone who lived long enough would one day — like the … Continue reading
Posted in Religious, Spiritual
Tagged chronic illness, decision-making, epilepsy, life, Robert Frost
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Essay. The Bridge.
I am in love with an old house that is near ours. It sits beside a brook that empties into the river at the bottom of the hill. The house was built in the 1780s when the United States was … Continue reading
Posted in Religious, Spiritual
Tagged bridge, chronic illness, life, managing stressful times, winter
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Essay. The Train to Baltimore.
A song that I loved as a child says “And when I’m dead, and when I’m gone, there will be one child born in this world to carry on.” Today is dark and rainy. I have heard of so many … Continue reading