Sharing two hearts ― a man’s perspective on moving

by Susan Miller As some of you may know, I was married for 45 years before Bill’s death. We weathered 14 moves, along with major life transitions, and huge personal changes that come with uprooting and relocating a marriage, children, home, lifestyle, and relationships. I asked Bill some years ago to share some of his…

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Just Moved ladies are my people

By Jenni Davis Our two children were young and resilient when we moved from Santa Barbara, CA to Castle Rock, CO. I was not. The move wrecked me. The first 10 months I cried every day. My grief was overwhelming and there were moments when I didn’t think I was going to make it. I…

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Hope, even when things get hard

Choosing to have joy is not naively thinking everything will be easy. It is courageously believing that there is still hope, even when things get hard.  – MORGAN HARPER NICHOLS Let go: Where do your mind and heart go when things get hard? Do you catastrophize? Are you discouraged? Start over: Choosing joy doesn’t mean…

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