Author Archives: Judy

About Judy

I'm an illustrator by profession. At this juncture in my life, I am pursuing my dream of writing and composing music. Every day of my life is precious!

LETTING GO

Posted on November 10, 2013 by Judy

One of my greatest challenges has been letting go. I’ve replaced whatever I’ve let go of with love. Continue reading →

Tagged adult sibling disagreements, adult sibling estrangement, apologies, brothers, brothers separated, disappointment, family feud, forgiveness, humor daily life, inspiration, loss, lyric development, Ordinary Life, peace, peacemaker, reuniting brothers | 3 Comments

DEMANDING AN APOLOGY VS. FORGIVENESS

Posted on November 10, 2013 by Judy

How interesting it is that the word “give” can be found within the word “forgiveness.” Continue reading →

Tagged demanding an apology, forcing an apology, forgiveness, forgiving someone, inner peace, inspiration, Judy Unger, letting go, letting go of anger, mending a relationship, righteousness, say you're sorry!, to forgive, wanting to forgive | 6 Comments

WHEN FALL WOULD COME, FOR YEARS I WAS NUMB

Posted on November 5, 2013 by Judy

I decided that even though on the surface I appeared peaceful, I was also quite numb. Despite the fogginess of vision that I found discouraging, there was no end to beauty and inspiration in my life. Performing required a great deal of courage for me. It was time to see if I could take off the mask . . . Continue reading →

Tagged "sandwich generation", acoustic guitar, Aging Parents, autumn hike, change of seasons, composing, coping with divorce, creativity, dementia, gray divorce, grief, guitar, humor daily life, Hypnotherapy, inspiration, loss, mother, mother daughter relationship, mother's illness, Music, original songs, Paul Kulak, performing, separation, singing, songwriting, writing | 1 Comment

MY MOTHER, MY SONG

Posted on October 23, 2013 by Judy

In Hebrew, my mother’s name Shirley means my song. My mother was an exquisite song in my life. She is a magnificent melody that I will continue humming until the day I die.
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