Getting Up Each Day After the Death of Loved One
The process of dealing with grief starts with talking about it. Whether the loss is accident, disease or suicide. Sharing grief is one way to process what has happened.
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Tag: Faith
God, Crown Vetch & Pondering Life
All things in His time, my wise sister Jackie often says this as I keenly wait for the next...
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Finding Ways of Coping with Life’s Losses
I feel like I have been perpetually sad since November of 2004. I’m a happy person. If you meet...
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Owning the Idiot Grin
Overall, we Griffiths are a happy lot. We smile frequently and laugh with loud abundance, making...
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Having an Abundance Mentality
Who pops into your head when you hear the words “abundance mentality?” I have,...
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Grand Gestures and Happily Married People
Seester, in response to the question of how did they stayed happily married, stated: We wake up every day, look at each other and say, Yes, I want to do this again.
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Christmas: What does it Mean to You?
From a friend’s grandson I hear that the spirit of Santa Claus is more important than the gifts....
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Do You Marvel at the Differences in People?
People are more similar than we are different. What would happen if this week you approached life that way? I love mashed potatoes but lumpy ones. I can’t stand mushy foods.
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What is the Shape of My Life?
Anne Morrow Lindbergh, in Gift from the Sea, asked the question, What is the shape of my life?...
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The Diversity and Small Town Feel of Squirrel Hill
Spending a day in Squirrel Hill creates an awareness of community with an easy mingling of multiple ethic backgrounds and religions—people mix together and get along because that’s the way it’s always worked.
Read More Driving Through Life – How Far Ahead Do You Look?
How far ahead do you look when you’re driving in a city, on the interstate, or on your favorite...
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The Politics of Growing Up in the 1970s
Once upon a time, I was exchanging emails with a friend born, like my younger sister, ten years...
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