There are millions of stories swirling around us — tales of whoo-hoo!  Tales of OMG-you-have-got-to-be-kidding…

All happening.  At the same time.  In this crazy world.  Like feeling dumb-struck grateful for having two opposable thumbs.  Or waking up at three o’clock in the morning with another blast of existential angst. The utter joy when a Gen Z cashier with tattoos, piercings and a beautific smile, bags my groceries at Trader Joe’s.  That quick jolt of numbing cold when I get another notification on my phone from… well… the bad news bears.

Stories about remembering — that good health is temporary.  So is every one.  Every thing. Every moment. Tales about holding on…for dear life. Letting go… for dear life.  With a sorta-open heart and kinda-unclenched hands. Thank you for sharing your personal bandwidth and precious time with me and may you find yourself in these stories too.

Please leave your comments because this story-telling business goes both ways.  I can’t wait to hear from you!

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What Time Is It?

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This post is part 7 of 11 in the series, “Marvelous Midwest,” about discovering my extended family in Indiana and “ukeing” it up in Missouri. All in one very eventful trip… It’s a straight shot from Indianapolis to St. Louis on Interstate 70 as we continue our Midwest sojourn. After…
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Classical Music Meets Aloha

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This post is part 6 of 11 in the series, “Marvelous Midwest,” about discovering my extended family in Indiana and “ukeing” it up in Missouri.  It’s our last evening in Indianapolis. My husband Craig and I are heading over to the armory-size San Ash Music Store where we are scheduled…
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“It’s De-Lovely”

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This post is part 5 of 11 in the series, “Marvelous Midwest,” about discovering my extended family in Indiana and “ukeing” it up in Missouri. Some folks call it PEEE-ROO. Others, PEAR-ROO. I call it PURR-ROO. Like Peru, South America and olé. That would be bienvenidos to Peru, Indiana. The hometown and…
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Visiting The Other House

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This post is part 4 of 11 in the series, “Marvelous Midwest,” about discovering my extended family in Indiana and “ukeing” it up in Missouri.  Somewhere in a lush, woody area of Indianapolis is “the other house,” shared by Patricia, the matriarch of the Tretick clan, her daughter Blythe and…
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