Posts Tagged ‘grief’

Angel Bumps, Hello from Heaven…

Music Monday and Memories…
I still wonder how it’s possible that after 18-years my body knows, my subconscious remembers. It starts with my body feeling heavy. I get that awful lump in my throat and feel sick.
How does a certain song trigger our minds to recall memories, some beautiful and some so sad? Why did this song randomly play on the radio station I’m listening to today?

It Starts Here…
For the month of April I will be participating in the A-Z Challenge. You can find out more about it here:
My theme this year is KEEP MOVING FORWARD
They say all writers are insecure…
Every writer needs a support group and one of my favorites (yeah I need several) is the Insecure Writers Support Group. If you need a place to share your insecurities, ask questions or perhaps you have something positive to share with your fellow writers then this is the place for you…

J is for John.
Thank you so much to all of you who are visiting from the A-Z Challenge for the first time and for those of you returning, it is great to catch up with you!
http://www.a-to-zchallenge.com
J is for John
My second book, The Fathers Pain will be out later this year. It is a true story, a memoir. I never met John. The opportunity to tell his story is an honor and I feel his spirit as I write.
Seventeen –years ago this month, seventeen year –old John made a desperate decision and ended his life. Like the memories, the whys will always haunt everyone that loved this special young man.