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That song alone brings up memories, some good, some not so good. Great post, i saved it to read it on the 2nd and ended up enjoying it on the 9th. As long as I cling to my savior, I’m ready for whatever 2024 brings.
Beautiful post, Drew! When I was 12, a badly crippled and fascinating old man came to dinner and eventually worked for my folks. Over dinner he interrupted the nice talk to comment (of me), “My god! That is the most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen!” I remember what I was wearing! Stationed in Germany, I sent home Badedas (Vitabath) with botanicals to sooth his poor joints. Learning that it helped, I sent more. These days his name is part of my password for the bank. This past week, struggling with depression — how long can a person NOT-bathe and NOT-DO-laundry? — I got wondering why I dread undressing and getting wet? I was led to a website and phoned a hypnotherapist. Made an appointment. I’ve done this before long ago. I know from Sylvia Browne’s work that past-life trauma (neck pain in a man who was hanged in his last life?) can be disclosed and healed under hypnosis. If in that Chinese life I was knifed in the belly while bathing, I hope to arrive at some facts and then be reassured that I am safe now and can clean up without procrastination. This is my year to turn ##, get my first pedicure, and get dentures. Oh, and pull together at least a heroic draft of my wonderful book. YES WE CAN!
Tony Brewer
January 9, 2024 21:59That song alone brings up memories, some good, some not so good. Great post, i saved it to read it on the 2nd and ended up enjoying it on the 9th. As long as I cling to my savior, I’m ready for whatever 2024 brings.
TiffanieG
January 3, 2024 15:33A robust and accomplishing new year to you and yours. May the dark times be short and the bright times be long.
Mimi M. Routh
January 3, 2024 15:08Beautiful post, Drew! When I was 12, a badly crippled and fascinating old man came to dinner and eventually worked for my folks. Over dinner he interrupted the nice talk to comment (of me), “My god! That is the most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen!” I remember what I was wearing! Stationed in Germany, I sent home Badedas (Vitabath) with botanicals to sooth his poor joints. Learning that it helped, I sent more. These days his name is part of my password for the bank. This past week, struggling with depression — how long can a person NOT-bathe and NOT-DO-laundry? — I got wondering why I dread undressing and getting wet? I was led to a website and phoned a hypnotherapist. Made an appointment. I’ve done this before long ago. I know from Sylvia Browne’s work that past-life trauma (neck pain in a man who was hanged in his last life?) can be disclosed and healed under hypnosis. If in that Chinese life I was knifed in the belly while bathing, I hope to arrive at some facts and then be reassured that I am safe now and can clean up without procrastination. This is my year to turn ##, get my first pedicure, and get dentures. Oh, and pull together at least a heroic draft of my wonderful book. YES WE CAN!