by ThePerennialGen | May 2, 2019 | General Thoughts, Grief
Editor’s note: Although we’ve begun a new theme for May, we wanted to share this post from last month’s topic on grief, since it shares an interesting perspective on something … Read...
by ThePerennialGen | Apr 27, 2019 | General Thoughts, Grief
by Carol Longenecker Hiestand In the fall of 2005 I lost my only surviving sibling, my brother, age 49. He was hunting, got lost in the Beartooth Mountains in Montana … Read...
by ThePerennialGen | Apr 24, 2019 | Grief
By Josie Barone If there is no one to notice, does it really matter? If there is no one to notice, do I matter? I shaved my legs today–a feat … Read...
by ThePerennialGen | Apr 20, 2019 | General Thoughts, Grief
By Charlotte Thomason On August 23, 2013, my morning was routine . . . until 11:30 when my supervisor unexpectedly asked me to join a conference call. That call ended at 12:15, prompting … Read...
by ThePerennialGen | Apr 17, 2019 | Grief
by Rachel Campbell Grief is a never sought-after but inevitable part of life, a reaction to death which visits us all at some time in our life. C.S. Lewis, in … Read...
by ThePerennialGen | Apr 15, 2019 | Grief
by Angie Dailey When my dad passed away, I was prepared for some things. His death was a gift in the end because he suffered so. I knew the moment … Read more