Hey Murph,
Boy - not bringing home a paycheck is beginning to get on my nerves a bit...ya know? Here I am, a grown woman, not very far away from the time in her life when she should be thinking ab
Dear Murph,
It's been a long time since I've written. After my doggie died I was in a funk and didn't do much of anything. Then I got some kind of flu and was laid out for 2 days. I'm feeling fi
Dear Murph,
I knew it was coming.....I knew it for a long time. She's been slowing down with a steady rhythm that always ends at the same place. Even though she was a spitfire way beyond her
Hey Murph,
I just spent a wonderful afternoon celebrating my dear friend's birthday. A small group of women gathered at her home, in the middle of The Blue Ridge Mountains - at 59 I was the young
Hey Murph,
I spent this morning cleaning my boyfriend's apartment as he is now in long term rehab. I went there a couple weeks ago and got most of his belongings but today I had to do the dirty wo
Dear Murph,
I'm back home in Virginia tonight. My luggage, unfortunately, is not. I assume it will arrive sometime.....who knows? It could be sitting in Newark. There's not much I can do about
Dear Murph,
Thanks so much for giving me this wonderful week with my family and friends and for allowing me to fill my soul with memories I had not thought about for a very long time. Thanks for t
Hey Murph,
Not so good at writing every day, huh? But being back in my hometown of Chicago has been a very emotional experience this time around. For so long I have put my youth on a shelf an
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