Courage to wear a pink tutu. It takes courage to be vulnerable. They are thrust into it. Bob Carey, a photographer who loves to make his wife laugh, chose to share that vulnerability as his wife worked her way through a second round of cancer treatments. And what better way to get back at cancer than with laughter. Stories that make a Difference.

I am so grateful for this blogging experience. I had no idea when I drafted up my first Afterwards post. That there already existed a strong network of grief bloggers who would welcome me into their circles with open arms. At the end of the month, we will have gone 5 years without her. I am a different person than I was 5 years ago.

A Month of Life and Chronic Illness. Since starting the course, and.

Saturday, June 30, 2012. Ok so something has happened. The truck was not being used nor fixed. so how about we sell the truck? Monday, May 7, 2012. When I was 30 weeks along, I went in for a routine non-stress test. During the middle of the non-stress test, a group of doctors and nurses rushed in and started turning me on my side and putting an oxygen mask on me. I was so scared! My husband arrived in the nick of time to welco.

All experience is an arch wherethrough gleams that untravelled world, whose margin fades for ever and for ever when I move. Expat life is a pocket full of privilege and some days that sits more comfortably than others. There is the measureless madness of the streets,.

Daily journal of a dying man. Still here and apologize to my dear blogging friends. I have read the touching words of concern left by my dear blogging friends. I really should have been more considerate in posting updates. sorry for any worry I have caused. I needed a break to get my head straightened out. That is still a work in progress.

Last year Brian and I took a road trip to New Mexico. It was an adventure filled 5 days! Brian took a million beautiful photos on that trip but he choose 1 to submit to a National Geographic competition.