Deep in the Heart of Dixie
āOne, two, f-ree, four, nine, ten. Ready or not, Gammie!ā bubble from two bright hazel eyes and sandy-brown hair in curly baby piggy-tails. Alice.
OMG Alice sounds like a little doll! Read on for more cuteness!Life Coach | Speaker | Author
Dixie knew she had more light and love to share. But she did not know the way. Like with many things in her life, God gave her too many nudges to ignore.
āOne, two, f-ree, four, nine, ten. Ready or not, Gammie!ā bubble from two bright hazel eyes and sandy-brown hair in curly baby piggy-tails. Alice.
OMG Alice sounds like a little doll! Read on for more cuteness!Placing her hand on my heart.
Stacey: And you need time to see how amazing you are and love yourself, too.
God, thank you for putting Stacey in my life.
Sitting at my dining room table, staring at my quiet phone.
The floor and trim, ebony. Walls, an impersonal white. One side, an equally ebony oversized Goodwill china cabinet, filled with my everyday dishes, glasses. My small kitchen sucks. The other wall, covered in preschool artwork. The table itself, awash with crayons, paper, glue. They went to Dadās house in the middle of craft time. Iāll pick that up later, I said two days ago. An ass-cold day, throwing sleet on the window. The useless overhead light casting a smoke-stained glow.Ā
Nobody likes you.
Say it ain’t so! How could that be? what’s going on with her?Hamster Series 1/2: Big Mamma Love for a Little Fur Ball Hamster Series 2/2: Welcome to the World’s Toughest Hamster
Barbara (shuffling in the kitchen with a long face): Mom, Batgirl is shaking again.
She hugs my robed-self tightly from the side. I wrap my arms around her.
Me: People also get like this, at the end, too. Itās just that we give them medicine.
Barbara: Itās not fair.
Yes, it might be time for a kleenex. Read on, sweet animal-loving soul!Wow. Iāve never seen her hold anything with so much care.Ā
Me: Youāre like a hamster-whisperer.
Barbara: LOL, Mom.
Hamster Series 1/2: Big Mamma Love for a Little Fur Ball Hamster Series 2/2: Welcome to the World’s Toughest Hamster
Barbara (My 11-year-old daughter): OMG Mom! Is that a hamster?
Me: Yep! What do you think? He just came in.
Barbara: He is super cute! And not like Herman.
Me: Do you mean because heās a different color?
Barbara: Yes, and heās so small.
Me: No, itās just the black fur, heās another Siberian hamster. Weāll still have to use the rat cage.
Barbara: LOL, OK š
loving this hammy? what will happen next? Read on!Or, as Dr. Seuss more-eloquently said, “Today you are you, that is truer than true. There is no one alive that is youer than you.”
It is four days after the winter solstice. The sun graces our northern hemisphere a couple more minutes each day. Bringing gifts of awakening and light. And the promise of vaccines bringing the gift of life at the end of this horrific pandemic tunnel, too.
And it’s Christmas!
What kind of gift is an ancient one??? Sounds interesting! read on!We are, though we may not always show it, grateful for all you give us. For all you bless us to live with and love. For all you give us to eat that nourishes our souls, today and forward. Thank you.
I woke, laden and remorseful. For the immense suffering that it took to make my plate possible:
how long is this grace? about 4 min š read on, woken soul!I woke up, mornings. My sky, blinding aura. My head as icepicks hammering. Sweat, frozen feet as a limp doll on the bathroom floor, penance for obeying the God of Endless Doing. Insides, blindly following. What have I done? I've given myself a chance at perfect. For that painful respite, I am grateful.Is this like when people make lemonade from lemons? Yes, and lemonade from sugar, too. BOOM! Read on!
Honestly, I just thought play meant sanitizing and rotating the kidsā toys. And you donāt care that I shave my toe knuckles or ā¦
Engagement Series 1/3: How Can I Love You? Engagement Series 2/3: The Return of the Ring Engagement Series 3/3: Sponge Bathing, with love
Me: Iām sorry. You know I love you, right?
Stacey (wiping tears): It doesnāt feel like it.
Allllright, what did Heidi do now? And what does that have to do with sponge baths? read on!What does a dog know about codependence? Apparently, a whole lot.
Elvis Series 1/3: 10 Things I hate about her dog , Elvis Series 2/3: The Fire Swamps, Elvis Series 3/3: The end of the Dog-inning
I was witnessing a miracle! Every step was a God-send.
Hereās how it went down:
Walking a bag of dirt is what it’s like walking elvis. Normally. Behold the miracle & read on!Elvis Series 1/3: 10 Things I hate about her dog , Elvis Series 2/3: The Fire Swamps, Elvis Series 3/3: The end of the Dog-inning
I paced in my bedroom. No other people were home. Just Elvis.
What should I do about him? What can I do? What am I going to do? Itās getting louder. I canāt handle it.
The pacing. The whining. The vomiting. The pooping outside his appointed area.
Itās been 5 days since his dog mom (my fiancee) – left. Elvis, her Italian Greyhound, is miserable. Therefore, I am miserable.
Yes, This could be the end for Heidi and elvis. but wait…