Category Archives: Tirades

Not Yet. Already.

I can’t tell you about it. Because then I would seem petty. And truly—it is not your business. And it is not public knowledge. We don’t share these things. It is, however, the source of most of my questions and … Continue reading

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Granny Ruth

I don’t know when Granny Ruth died. My great grandmother. Yes, a blood relative that I met and talked with and slept in her house and remember. Her. I don’t know when she died. She was stolen away—sometime after my … Continue reading

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Dry Cheerios

I can’t wait until I am living in only one house. Because then I will be able to know what I am going to have for breakfast. I went to buy supplies to make soup for John, because he was … Continue reading

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One week.

One week until I get to go back home and visit with my family. One week until the Randalls are all back together. One week until we can be together again. One week until we can sit together and laugh … Continue reading

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A Prayer

My Heart’s Desire. Is in the Lord. I am a part of you. Make my heart your own. He lives in you. I desire to trust. I desire to endure. I desire to go curl up in a ball and … Continue reading

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