Spinning to Clarity
Elsie-Beth S.I read because of words. I write because I can. My therapist calls me quirky. Apparently, I have CPTSD. I write when I think. There is clarity in mania - I'm riding the waves - through jobs, travels, and grandkid joy(TM).
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Panicked
I find myself - on day 2 of “back to work” - at the edge of a panic attack.
I know that it is unwarranted.
I know that it will pass.
But this is not the life I want to live.
I used to think that I could just be better:
Better orga...
Chat with Basil
I made a run to the liquor store with Basil last night.
On route I shared my exacerbation with humanity. He’s good for those kinds of conversations.
Most people think I am nuts when I share with them that I have come to the conclusion t...
Chance Meeting
Trust me, he said,
As he held out his hand.
She was unsure.
She’d been hurt
before.
He seemed nice, smart, worldly…
Trust me, he said,
again.
She hesitated.
She could not do this alone.
OK.
She would trust him.
That was...
Elsie, Beth and Fanny.
Fanny was first. She was fresh, young, innocent - with so much zest for life - trying to figure out the world.
That’s Fanny, not Franny, thank-you-very-much.
Fanny met Elsie when she was about 5 or 6. Fanny immediately disliked Elsie si...
The Lives We Build
I’ve mentioned Basil, the best-son-in-law, in the past.
He’s exhausted these days, happy-exhausted, but exhausted to the core.
Anyone else remember how exhausted we were when the kids were young? He’s that exhausted - involved Daddy exha...
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