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Finding my “Notebook” . . .

Posted on June 4, 2014 by kns544

A few days ago I found a lined notebook that my ex had brought to the hospital after I’d had my cardiac arrest. This notebook was in a black zippered portfolio between a stack of medical papers. Sheets with medical … Continue reading →

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Three PURPOSEFUL Acts of Kindness . . .

Posted on April 22, 2014 by kns544

As a writer I hate to use cliches but I know these expressions become cliches for a reason. (My title plays on the “random acts of kindness” cliche). Right now I am reminded of “it’s darkest before the dawn”. In … Continue reading →

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