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Category Archives: Family

A Mother’s Heart

A heart so good, full of patience, kind. A heart more loving, no child could find.   This heart, warm and gentle, strong, yet ever humble, always loving the child, through each victory, every stumble.   Never giving up, always faithful, never weak. A strong support of love, the child can always seek.   ThroughContinue reading “A Mother’s Heart”

Posted byknenn11May 8, 2011Posted inFamily, PoetryTags:mom, mother's day3 Comments on A Mother’s Heart

Catchphrases Caught

Swampeast Missoura. This is the description my dad often gave for where he grew up. For those of you who are not familiar with the lingo, that translates to southeast Missouri. More specifically, Charleston, MO. It was in this small town, current population 5,000, that my dad was raised. This phrase is just the first inContinue reading “Catchphrases Caught”

Posted byknenn11May 5, 2011May 5, 2011Posted inFamilyTags:dad, quotes5 Comments on Catchphrases Caught

The Weight of Memory

Bad memories must be lighter than good ones. They seem to rise to the surface much more easily. It has taken a deep dive to find some good ones from this time a year ago. It was then that my dad was in the hospital, recovering from surgery. At least that is what we thoughtContinue reading “The Weight of Memory”

Posted byknenn11April 30, 2011May 1, 2011Posted inFamilyTags:hospital, memories1 Comment on The Weight of Memory

A Weekend To Remember

We had ham and beans for supper that Saturday night. That’s the only detail I can remember right now from this weekend a year ago. I guess if I had known it was the last times I’d spend with my dad outside of the hospital, I would have done a better job of burning themContinue reading “A Weekend To Remember”

Posted byknenn11April 17, 2011Posted inFamilyTags:dad, hospital, memories1 Comment on A Weekend To Remember

Powers of Observation

How could she not see it? A shaggy dark brown wig was hanging from the dining room ceiling fan. It looked as if the fan had gotten the best of a Cocker Spaniel or won a battle with an Ewok. My dad, sister, and I had decided to use this unusual choice of décor asContinue reading “Powers of Observation”

Posted byknenn11April 4, 2011Posted inFamily, GodTags:observation, wig2 Comments on Powers of Observation

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