Saturday, March 14, 2026

Listen To Your Heart--It Knows!

Listen to your  HEART--It knows--
--To-day is Saturday, Mareh 14th--

Yesterday I attended another workshop  on grief--The women who lead it were the same people who gave us a workshop here a few months go, at the Hospital-- Yesterday, the  workshop began at 9am--continued until 3pm--lunch was provided--It was well attended---and it was good to be with people who had lost a loved one  also--like myself--They had pointers to share with the group on how they dealt with their loss- and -their  loneliness, and the leaders told us that we all deal with grief in different ways--and that dealing with grief is very normal--
The Leaders shared with us all, that having grief in our lives--is normal, and  there are many ways to deal with it.---It does help to hear others speaking on ways they were  continuing on with their lives.

I came back home here in a snow storm--and I think it continued all night----Son#1 drove me out to his house for supper--  which was  so good of him--also drove me back home --on a very snowy highway.--AND- I hear that we are going to have  a few more feet of snow to-day----So it seems that Spring has not sprung here in the north--yet!--a few"Blasts from the Past below--
                                    #1. Allison and her dog__Tyson
above--  Son#2 the Pilot--, Allison's son, Son#1, Allison and Son#3
Below--my family --with my Mom and Dad, sisters and brothers
                            Wise Words I wish I had written-
so----remember---
-#1.Try to make every day extraordinary-
#2. You can't try to do things--You simply must do things--
#3.-It takes courage to attempt new things.
 So so much advice--which I must listen to also--some days are easier than others--I do find, being with people , help me through each day--getting out of the house--proceed as if I'm not afraid--Taking all the help I can get--and--understand what I really have to do to survive in life!






 





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21 comments:

  1. RD in AZ here Quote for the day well 2 of them
    A will finds a way.
    Orison Swett Marden

    Every burden is a blessing.
    Walt Kelly

    We must stay strong for ourselves and for each other
    I am so glad that you get the support from the grief group I know that people get so much out of them I did and to be able to share what we are going through helps others also

    have a blessed day my frieng sending hugs and prayers

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    1. great quotes again--lotza snow fell overnite--and nice to be home today--lotza snow fell overnight--Lynda

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    2. Every burden is a blessing--great quote--Lynda

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  2. Good morning, sis.

    I am happy the grief session helped you. Yes, we all deal with grief in our own way. I (so far) have done well with that. Remember almost a year ago when my adopted sister, Joanne (with the bariatric walker) passed. In a way, I was happy. I knew she was no longer in pain and still with me in Spirit. Same with my mama back in 1995. I still feel them with me. Especially mama. She helps me through all kins of things. Now when Lucky makes his transition to spirt, it will be different.

    We are due here to get 7 inches or more snow tomorrow. And lighter snow starting later today.

    I ordered an HP printer online. I haven't had one for a couple years.

    You never did come back Thursday or Friday like you said you would, but I know how busy you are and how hard it is to deal with that snow.

    I'll go now and come back to check back later. I'm hoping the laundry room is free. {{{HUGS}}} Love, Maggie

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    1. I returned but just today and last nite--Everyday is busy right now--but--no more grief sessions which will help me time-wise--Lynda

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    2. something like 3 ft of snow will fall here overnight--Lordy Be!!--Lynda

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  3. So glad to hear from you today! Was worried as you said you would be back yesterday, but then were not. (I was worried about you!). But so happy to hear you were at a Grief Conference. It surely does help to be with others who have been widowed! And I hate hearing that you are having all that snow! So wonderful that your son came and got you for dinner and then brought you home! Our families are so precious to us! My granddaughter is coming to help me today to paint some trim and touch up some places that my contractor didn't take care of! Feeling blessed! Hoping you can deal with all that snow....stay safe and warm in your sweet little home and snuggle up with your fur babies!

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    1. and more snow due to fall to-morrow--I am so sorry that I didn't return Sandra when I thought I would-- and so sorry yu were worried--I totally forgot about that new grief session--but--It was good--and it helps a lot--So good to see how well yu do--nice!--Lynda

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    2. Days are so so busy aren't they??--Lynda

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  4. Good morning, Lynda! It is sunny and calm in Ohio. We had a tree to come uprooted yesterday in the high winds that lasted for 16 hours! Most did not have power. We did! Roads were blocked. Fields on fire from fallen power lines. It was a mess. Your snow does not sound much better. It sounds like you had a good day with your grief session and dinner with your son. How wonderful! Hope you have a blessed Saturday! Hugs!

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    1. Yes Allison told me about those winds--We just had lotza snow--which was terrible--Lynda

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    2. so so much snow to fall tomorrow-Lynda

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  5. Good Morning Lynda,
    I hope the Grief workshop was a help for you. Getting together with others who have lost loved ones probably helps when you all share your loss.
    Sorry you are dealing with a lot of snow again. Doesn't sound like it was good to be out driving in that weather. Nice that your Son#1 took you to his house for dinner.
    If you have more snow today, it might be good to hang out and watch movies.

    Whatever you do, have a fantastic day!

    Hugs,
    Jackie

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    1. Yes Jackie--more snow to-morrow-- Lynda

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    2. Jackie it was so nice that Son#1and wife invited me or dinner--That does help when one is alone--Lynda

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  6. Good morning Lynda, happy Saturday to you. Attending another grief group is a good idea because being amongst people that have also suffered a loss helps you to understand that you are not alone in your grieving. Wonderful that son #1 picked you up for dinner at his house and brought you home. I am so, so sorry that you're experiencing such wicked weather. I believe the entire Country is experiencing unusual weather for this time of year. Here, in my area of California, we're going to have weather in the 90s from Monday through Saturday. That is definitely something we haven't experienced before in March. I hope your weekend goes well, despite being homebound because of the weather. Bless you.
    Maureen from California

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    1. ThanKs Maureen--Yu always are so positive-- I appreciate that -Yes it will be an lot of snow-Yu get the heat --=We get the snow--LOL-- Nice to hear from yu and I thank yu--=Lynda

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  7. It's Kathy. I hope you are safe from the storm. We are expecting over a foot of snow by morning. Tom is checking all the snow equipment - we've not had to use it much this winter. We have to go to an Archery Tournament this afternoon, and I really wish we could just stay home. But life continues, even in the snow. It was very nice of your son to pick you up for dinner last night and take you hone again. Have a good day.

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  8. I'm sorry to hear that you are still grieving, but happy to read that you attended a grief class. I always did think that they didn't last long enough to be of lasting help for you.

    I am sorry you are having all that terrible weather. You are strong to be able to deal with all that kind of weather. We typically do not have very much severe "weather" events in Central Ohio, but the winds yesterday were a doozy. Our internet went out from about 5 pm to about 12 am. I sure was bored, as I didn't have internet OR tv to be able to entertain myself with, other than my phone.

    Stay safe!
    Marti

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    1. Marti--lots of really cold weather-- and to-morrow a huge storm-- Lynda

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    2. Allison tells me of her weather in oHIO-Lynda

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