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Many many wishes for a safe trip and fun new experiences. Bonne Chance Mon Amis.
Hugs and love
hello june, it's nice to see you
carrot fennel soup, coming to a cookbook near you in 2013. I should not be here right now. I don't mean the "being here" as in the bigger philosophical question of life. I mean really, there's a book, a manuscript due today. So far there have been 93 pages written. Over 100 recipes tested, wri...
I am so glad you are making pasta again. It shows some hope and maybe it will get me to make pasta again for my family. I haven't made it in a really long time, I think before I had children so about 10 years. Hugs and love
a kiss to build a dream on
Navigating life without my sidekick is lonely. There's no one who gets my Seinfeld references. I often feel alone in a crowded room. It's easy to let this get me down, but I work minute-by-minute to temper my sad feelings with the memories of all the good ones. Making pasta is one of those goo...
Sounds like you are making new patterns in your lives and maybe the pain is not as raw as it has been. His memory and life lives on in your girls and the happiness you have had with Mikey are shining through their eyes. Hugs and there is a light somewhere at the end of the tunnel. The tunnel happens to be very long.
it's the little things
I felt like I was coming out of a fog the last two weeks. The six month mark arrived the same day as what should've been his 52nd birthday. The day was surprisingly calm and peaceful. I say surprising, because I honestly didn't know what to expect. Even though I resolved myself to celebrate an...
Many hugs to you and your children.Your loving husband is always with you and I know it sounds cliche but someday it does get a little better.
I lost my mom suddenly to a heart attack when I was 18 and I still remember the night and the 36 hours after it happened. IT has been 29 years. Many tears will be shed and smiles too when you think about him. Let his memory live on for you and your children and again many hugs to your family.
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Sundays will be hard—for a long time. Sundays were family day. They would start lazy, with Mikey letting me sleep in. After an aperitif of cereal, the girls would squeal when I finally emerged from our bedroom. Soon the house would be filled with the aroma of French press coffee. Hot bacon wou...
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