Tag Archives: Vacations
Time Off – A Sad/Happy Time
This has been one crazy, busy week—well, two weeks. We were preparing for our sad/happy trip when we had a major plumbing problem. Unable to get it fixed before we left, we suffered three days with no water (except for a couple minutes at a time, 2-3 times a day). Then we left for our […]
Continue readingLife Happens – Unexpected Changes – What Now?
My apologies for this abbreviated post. My planned post was in production when life happened. I will post it, though, sometime in May. Meanwhile, how do we chronically ill people adapt our plans when they change unexpectedly? When problems of life intervened in my plans, I realized we will be leaving next week for two […]
Continue readingHow Chronic Pain Has Affected My Marriage
Today’s guest Katie Clark writes about the marriage relationship as it is affected by invisible disabilities. She shares some experiences with her husband, Kelley, and how the illnesses impact their marriage. Check her out at painfully living.com and noticed her play on words. PAINfully living versus painFULLY living. How Chronic Pain Has Affected My Marriage […]
Continue readingI Can (Take a Vacation) and I Will (Be Back)
It’s fifth Friday “Whatever, ” so today I am taking a pass. It has been a very rough past couple months, and I just need a break. So this week is a vacation week. Next Friday you will see a new guest post and the Friday after that a new post by me. No, I […]
Continue readingOn Vacation, Part 2
Enjoying family, nature and life My apologies again for not posting a full post this time. As I shared in my last post, we’re celebrating our 50th anniversary this summer in 3-parts . Part 1 is past: A Celebration of Memories with our family and friends. Part 2 is also past: Camping in Yellowstone with […]
Continue readingOn Vacation
Why this isn’t a full post My apologies for not having a full post this time and again two weeks from now. This summer is a 3-part celebration of our 50th anniversary. Part 1 is past: it was a Celebration of Memories with our family and friends. My post, “The Dentist Got Me,” details how […]
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