Tag Archives: Grief
Regrets, I’ve Had a Few
The week of Father’s Day 2007, my dad asked if I’d come with him to a church he’d been visiting, and then to our scheduled lunch. At the time, I was teaching Sunday school at a different church. I could … Continue reading
When it’s not “The Most Wonderful Time of the Year”
Ten years ago, while grieving the sudden loss of my father, I decided to actively avoid the build-up leading to Christmas. Thanksgiving had nearly done me in, and I couldn’t handle an entire month of cheer accompanying another grief milestone. … Continue reading
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Between Grief and High Delight 