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grief and loss
Touch of fresh moss in the forest

In the Quiet of Goodbye: Love, Presence, and the Sacredness of Farewell

Introduction As I sit and read the poetry of Mary Oliver in the quiet embrace of the Pacific Northwest, where cedar trees stand like steadfast guardians and the ground beneath is soft with the dampness of autumn, I find myself reflecting on the profound journey of grief and loss. Last...
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A tall poppy stands out among the shorter flowers

The Legacy of Deb Hope: A Reflection on Connection and Memory

On a warm May morning, as the sun stretched its early light across the waxed oak boards of the living room floor, I sat with a cooling cup of coffee, ready to greet the day. But my routine was interrupted by a headline that brought a sudden stillness to my...
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