Author’s Note: This was originally a slightly different post, entitled “My Rosa”. It has been edited and reposted with revision. I recently read a book by Mark Shriver entitled “Pilgrimage”. It’s a biography of the current Pope, Francis. In its beginning chapters, Shriver details Pope Francis’ earliest days in the Catholic faith. He was heavily […]
Read More My Rosa: Eileen DillonHello, my faithful readers! Laura here, with another set of musings. I sit here in air-conditioned comfort, watching an old episode of “Torchwood”, and I can’t help but wonder what’s coming down the line. I have been working hard on my “program”, CBT and DBT skills mixed with a heavy dose of gratitude for all […]
Read More Moving Along…“I feel like I can fly. I feel like I could write until the end of time. I feel like I am worth nothing. I feel like cutting my skin is the only way to stay in the moment. I feel like I am the best, worst, and only person on the face of the […]
Read More May Is Mental Health Awareness MonthWhen my brother got married, I was so excited for the day. We all looked like a million bucks, and we were going to have a great party! We took loads of pictures, sang at the top of our lungs, and saw loads of family and friends. My 90 year old great aunt danced everyone […]
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COFFEE AND LITHIUM 