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“When you’re alone, who cares for starlit skiesWhen you’re alone, the magic moonlight diesAt break of dawn, there is no sunriseWhen your lover has goneWhat lonely hours, the evening shadows bringWhat lonely hours, with memories lingeringLike faded flowers, life can’t … Continue reading →

“So, we’re all vowed to survive and I think if — you know, if we can just survive one more day that maybe the next day will be a little bit less difficult to survive.” Michael Berg father of Nicholas … Continue reading →

Is this weblog somehow my threnody for Cindy?  I was mentioning to someone last night about how many of the songs that I have liked through the years now seem like they were actually written as a threnody.  Many of them are … Continue reading →

Just finished a nice long story about memories, happiness, “we-ness” and “alone-ness” and it dissappeared.  I’m posting this as a test to see if making weblog posts exhibit the same symptoms as when I tried to post a Story.

“and every day you gaze upon the sunset with such love and intensity it’s almost…it’s almost as if if you could only crack the code then you’d finally understand what this all means but if you could…do you think you … Continue reading →

“Fear, disbelief, suspicion, anger, apathy.Short temper, moodiness. Reluctance to leave property.Guilt over having been unable to prevent the disaster.Confusion, numbness or flashbacks.Difficulty in making decisions.Excessive helpfulness to other disaster victims.Loss of appetite.Crying for no immediate reason.Increased effects from allergies, colds and … Continue reading →

I was back at Neptunes as the designated chaperone. I haven’t been out for a while and it was fun. I even got to chat with another single parent chaperone.

Somehow, uniquely, after these passing years, I can still see the shape, style and swirls of her hair.

“Historic Bok Sanctuary suffers direct hit” “LAKE WALES – The Historic Bok Sanctuary, located on the highest point in Central Florida, took a direct hit from Hurricane Charley, said park spokeswoman Cindy Turner. But the 205-foot Gothic, art deco Carillon … Continue reading →

“You must remember this“