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The Final Stage.

I’ve been doing a lot of introspection the last couple of weeks. Candidly, I’ve been doing a lot of introspection the last couple of years. The me before my divorce and the me after are two completely different versions of me. Both versions are good people. But the me now is a lot less judgmental,Continue reading “The Final Stage.”

Run From The Universe.

I was awoken this morning around 3am by the sound of Bub throwing up. After cleaning it up and coming back to bed, it was then I realized – in all her 15 year old glory – Coco had peed the bed. I got up, stripped the bed and went to go sleep on theContinue reading “Run From The Universe.”

September 12

There’s no other word that comes to mind than “sacred” to describe September 11th. I didn’t post anything about it yesterday, but it’s impossible not to reflect on where I was every hour of that day and the feelings surrounding it and myself. It is still unfathomable to me and to this day, I still struggle wrappingContinue reading “September 12”

Single For Life?

As many of you know, I have been pretty public about my adventures in online dating as of recently. No one I know enjoys it – I certainly don’t, but I am trying to put my best foot forward and put a comedic spin on this. Anyone who has participated in this incredible sociological experiment canContinue reading “Single For Life?”

The Greatest Compliment.

Yesterday, a friend of mine posed the question on Facebook, “What’s the most meaningful compliment you’ve ever received?” The question gave me pause and in moments like this, it sends my mind into a wormhole where often the product is a post. And here we are. My response to the question was, “When my father toldContinue reading “The Greatest Compliment.”

Ripple.

I have mentioned before, I stopped watching the news a few years ago. My mental health has increasingly become a top priority to me in the last few years. With that, I have become increasingly sensitive to negativity – whether it’s on television, news, movies, people, myself – I started to pay attention to it. I’mContinue reading “Ripple.”

A Dog’s Heart.

I’ve been fortunate enough to get to spend a bit more time with Coco lately. As mentioned in previous posts, she is 15 and we are definitely on borrowed time with her. Both Chris and I are surprised she is still kicking, but elated, nonetheless. We got her when she was 3 or 4, so part ofContinue reading “A Dog’s Heart.”

My Safe Place.

My longest relationship (outside of family) is going on 22 years. The one consistency in my life since I was 18 has been the gym and working out. I fell in love with lifting when I was introduced to the sport of crew in college. Part of being on the crew time was sessions inContinue reading “My Safe Place.”

Laughter Is The Shortest Distance Between Two People.

My favorite people are funny people. And they don’t need to be stand up comedy funny. Sneaky funny people are DEFINITELY my favorite. Those. THOSE people are my people. The unsuspecting quiet ones where they may say something discreet that you really have to pay attention to that make me laugh harder than anyone. OneContinue reading “Laughter Is The Shortest Distance Between Two People.”

The Inspiring

I’m fortunate enough to have an abundance of people in my life who inspire me regularly. And not for the typical reasons. While some get inspired by the uber successful, I try to look at things from a different vantage point. Everyone struggles. Everyone. Everyone has their stuff and everyone has their path. In theContinue reading “The Inspiring”