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Don’t Walk On By

They might not be OK. Who's ever really OK, anyway?

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Ridiculouswoman anxiety, grief, kindness, learning from mistakes, loneliness 2 Comments October 10, 2021

Widows and Germ Freaks

Grief for the life that was and will never be makes widows and germ freaks of us all.

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Ridiculouswoman grief, learning from mistakes, loneliness, memories, widowhood 9 Comments September 5, 2020

The Isolation Age: Masked Ingenuity

Please remember the mask doesn't do anyone any good if it doesn't cover the nose...

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