Diary of a Widow Kimberly Joy
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- Religión y espiritualidad
I was a 29 year old mother of three who had spent eleven years with my love. I was widowed. This diary begins five years after his death. I hope I captured the memories of the journey. The lessons. The joy. The sadness. The humor. The faith. The hope.
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Nothing More Important In This World
Parenthood is difficult under any circumstances. May we each remember that as parents we are engaged in an eternal partnership with God.
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Please Tell Me This is Not My New Normal
Please tell me I didn't get stuck in a rut of bad behavior on my path that has become my new normal. I don't like it. I am also not sure where I will find the energy to change it.
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All the Pieces Turned Upside Down
Change is happening. All the pieces of my carefully put together puzzle have been thrown in the air and turned upside down. And yet, I have full confidence that when the pieces all settle back down, the picture of my life will be better than what I have now.
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Good Things to Come
They always came. At least those things I needed most. Good things always came.
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Weed Whacking
Lesson Manual: How to Be a Widow
If weed whacking is new to your chore list as a result of becoming a widow, note: don't weed-whack in flip flops, or shorts, or in the dark. -