Health & Wellness

On What ALSO Is…

by B. Diane White Deviney,
Health & Wellness

On What IS…

by B. Diane White Deviney,
Family

On What Others Think; Like Father – Like Daughter…

by B. Diane White Deviney,
Observations and Musings

On Dressing the Octopus…

by B. Diane White Deviney,
Observations and Musings

On the Blessings of Winter…

by B. Diane White Deviney,
Health & Wellness

On Farewell to 2024 and the Usta Coulds…

by B. Diane White Deviney,
Family

On Christmas Present…

by B. Diane White Deviney,
Health & Wellness

On My Heart (A Series)… Just a Month.

by B. Diane White Deviney,
Love

On Flowers for Jean (and the rest of us)…

by B. Diane White Deviney,
About Me - An introduction

On Giving in to Darkness…

by B. Diane White Deviney,

On Forgiveness

January 15 was the birthday of someone I haven’t spoken to in over two years, and not spoken civilly to in about 9. I’ve been thinking a lot of forgiveness lately. Someone’s said recently that forgiveness isn’t acceptance, it is giving up the hope that the past could be different. I don’t know if the person who said that is[…]

On Christmas Traditions.

I am being haunted by traditions today. Christmas Eve 2020 is not like any other Christmas Eve. Normally, I would be rushing to finish up my work so I could join my family for our traditional Christmas Eve celebration. My siblings and I, together with our families and loved ones, would gather together at Mom and Daddy’s house. We’d give[…]

On Fog

This year has certainly been one for the books. We find ourselves inside a real-life science fiction movie.  We are in a global pandemic that everyone assumed would be over by April, May at the latest. But Halloween was a bust, Thanksgiving was via FaceTime, and now, a few weeks until Christmas, there is no end in sight. Everyone has[…]

On Old Dogs…

Sunday morning, like most mornings, my accountability partner, Myrna, and I went out for our walk. Myrna is Charles’ dog. He adores her. She adores him. But she also loves her long walks, which is where they part ways and I step in. Myrna is somewhere between 7 years old and Methuselah. We can’t really be sure because she arrived[…]

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