by Michelle | Mar 15, 2018 | Life, Transition in Life, Widows
Can anything good come from the loss of a spouse? My parents moved many times, so my siblings and myself were faced with several elementary, middle school and high school transitions. It created a sense of insecurity which developed into complete shyness for me. If I...
by Michelle | Mar 2, 2018 | Finance for the Widow, Life, Longevity, Widows
All experiences are not created equal. New opportunities can come from a crisis which for the widow, is a for sure. It really comes down to looking at this loss as a stepping stone and not a stumbling block with no end in sight. For me, suddenly without a form of...
by Michelle | Feb 25, 2018 | Life, Longevity, Widows
Have you ever struggled with trying to learn to live in the moment and be fully engaged? Does it ever feel as if nothing makes you happy or you have lost joy? Do you do multiple things while with someone by looking at your phone, trying to listen to them or get...
by Michelle | Jan 4, 2018 | Finance for the Widow, Life, Widows
I struggled with understaning what is measured is mastered for the entire year and to be completely honest I started with my smoothies. Every cotton picking day I made one, I either put too much almond milk in and it was runny like a juice (which is not what I want)...
by Michelle | May 28, 2017 | Life, Widows
Memorial Day has a purpose which is to remember those who have laid down their lives for us and for freedom. Many of us take those days for granted yet many others grieve still because they were children, fathers, mothers, siblings and friends and many of us have...
by Michelle | Dec 24, 2016 | Life, Widows
Yes, I am writing on Christmas Eve. It was not my intention but I will write nonetheless. I just got home from a wonderful dinner with two of my boys, Sky and Caleb. We are the three singles or the three amigos, basically the three unmarrieds here in So Cal. We kind...
