Cheryl has a way of reaching into your soul through her writing, and her poignant “I’ll see you down the road” is a perfect example of this.
“Mother is a word we use for an angel with wings of love.” Apollo M
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After watching an arresting movie last night, Nomadland, which left me feeling hollow and hallowed, I laid down with these intimate notions who spooned me as I dreamt, they were still with me in the early morning when the dew was fresh, and the light sublime.
Hollow and hallowed are strange bedfellows but as I see it people can both struggle and remain upbeat simultaneously, “through even the most soul-testing of challenges,” says Jessica Bruder.
I’ve spent time with these emotions, especially after the death of my parents, I was completely wrecked, but somehow comforted by a community who rallied around me as if numbers on a clock, reminding me minute by minute that I am not alone, that I am loved, that I can allow joy to…
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beetleypete said:
First-class reblog, Kim.
Best wishes, Pete.
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By Hook Or By Book: Book Reviews, News, & Other Stuff said:
As you said Pete, it had to be reblogged.
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cheryloreglia said:
Thank you both for your generous support! I’m over the moon…C
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