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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Another New Year’s..uggggg
Father Time is a slippery fellow. It seems that no matter what, we’re either wishing time would speed up or slow down and what we get is the exact opposite. It brings hope and dread, anxiety and joy and it … Continue reading
Posted in Grief and the holidays
Tagged bereaved parent, forgiveness, grief, hope, Stefanie Rengel
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The Magic of Christmas
There are so many things I could write about today especially considering recent events, but now is not the right time. Today is a day to muster up the strength for tomorrow and then more so for the New Year. … Continue reading
The “C” Word
“Merry Christmas” – there I said it – the most feared “C” word this time of year. I have to admit, I’m getting a little upset at the lack of “Christmas” in Christmas. I’m not one to stand on the … Continue reading
A beautiful gift.
Earlier this week we found out that we may be returning to court tentatively on December 22nd. Melissa Todorovic is applying to stay in the youth facility rather than going to an adult facility when she turns 20 next month. … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal court, Hope
Tagged court, feeling overwhelmed, grief, Melissa Todorovic, Stefanie Rengel
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Can you forgive?
Tis the season, right? To forgive, or to at least revisit that place we find so hard to go. We all have people or things in our lives that could use a little forgiveness; people we feel have wronged us, … Continue reading
Posted in Beginnings, Hope, Positive thoughts
Tagged forgiveness, hope, joy, Stefanie Rengel
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When joy jumps out when we least expect it.
As my 8 year old and I sat on the couch this morning, me reading the Globe and him peering over my shoulder, it was an opportunity for some meaningful discussions. His attention was drawn by an article on bullying, … Continue reading
Posted in Parenting
Tagged Globe and Mail, joy, laughter, positive thoughts, working through others
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The power of the mind.
I had the distinct honour of participating in a teleconference with Dr. Bernie Siegel (www.berniesiegelmd.com) last night and was both impressed and inspired with his work. A surgeon with 30 years experience and numerous books, including “Faith Hope and Healing” … Continue reading