Squeak's Sunbeam
Squeak was my spirit guide for 12 years. My ride or die dog. I lost her to leukemia two days ago. This is my attempt to write through grief and remember the wisdom she gave me. Namely that life is full of sunbeams if you open your eyes to them.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 20 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 3 months ago |
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Walking The Warrior’s Path
Dear Squeak,
I think certain sayings are called “old sayings” for a reason. Something is enduring about them. Unlike other statements that emerge from the mouths of humans and evaporate on the wind, these sayings have sticking power. A sti...
Ships in Harbor, Ships at Sea
Dear Squeak,
I’m realizing this blog has become heavy.
Grief has weight. It settles into the sentences. It shows up whether I invite it or not. And I imagine someone reading these posts might wonder: Is she okay? Is she getting the suppor...
Not It : A New Year reflection on hope, holding on and knowing when to let go.
Dear Squeak,
It’s New Year’s Day.
And Ziggy died this week.
Ziggy.
It had been coming for a while—too long, if I’m honest.
Hope can be a double-edged sword. Sometimes it’s the motion that carries us forward. Other times, it’s the very...
Christmas With Xena
Dear Squeak,
Yesterday was Christmas. My first without you. My sister asked me the other day for my thoughts on God and religion. I told her that I do believe something bigger is looking out for me. I’m not sure it’s up to me to define it....
Dear Squeak: On Thanksgiving, Fishbowls, and Learning to Swim
It’s Thanksgiving Day.
My first Thanksgiving in thirteen years without you.
I have some many pictures of you snoozing!
I have complicated feelings about the holidays. On one hand, I’m looking forward to slowing down—taking stock, expres...
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Squeak was my spirit guide for 12 years. My ride or die dog. I lost her to leukemia two days ago. This is my attempt to write through grief and remember the wisdom she gave me. Namely that life is full of sunbeams if you open your eyes to them.
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