Tag Archives: elderly parents

HARMONY, FRIENDSHIP, AND COMFORT, PART 1

Posted on May 5, 2010 by Judy

I am sharing correspondence between my high school choir teacher, Frankie Nobert. There is also a message to my friend, Amélie. Twenty years after high school, Amélie, Frankie, and I began to have annual lunches. It was a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with the teacher I worshipped in high school. I will share her story and insights about life someday. Continue reading →

Tagged "sandwich generation", Aging Parents, Caregiving, childhood friendship, choir memories, choral, elderly parents, Friendship, friendship and grief, grief, GRIEF RELATED, high school memories, inspiration, loss, mother, mother daughter relationship, mother's illness, Music, performing, reconnecting, singing, teacher relationship | 6 Comments

I AM FEELING

Posted on April 21, 2010 by Judy

I am confused by the extreme emotional swing just from yesterday to today. What is very clear is that I am feeling. Until recently, I moved through my life like a zombie. I far prefer feeling. The joy and the pain make my life so much deeper and more meaningful! Continue reading →