Grief to glory
“I needed to change grief into glory and pain into power,” she said. “To transform it into something bearable and something beautiful.”
“I needed to change grief into glory and pain into power,” she said. “To transform it into something bearable and something beautiful.”
I attend a bustling art fair and run into Grace, an acquaintance from long ago. During the 45 minutes we ‘hang out’ at the booth of a shared friend …
… that she would tell me one-on-one is a BIG surprise. I am keen to respond—not to the message–but to the person sharing it.
I prepare for a reunion with old friends, fretting as departure draws near. Have I time to shed five pounds or whiten my teeth? Score the perfect outfit? Maybe, but it’s …
The work day requires me to sit–immobile as rock. My fingers do the walking, tapping their way across the computer keyboard, recording colorless data…