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RETREAT – PART 3

Posted on August 7, 2015 by Judy

I could easily write another story about all the things in my life that I have cried over. And most of those things that happened to me are the reason I am flying now. Instead of retreating from pain or being imprisoned by it, I took off. Continue reading →

Posted in Healing and Hope | Tagged acoustic guitar, composing, composing music, creativity, dealing with pvd, discouraged, discouraged about healing, dry eye, dry eye disease, dry eye support, dry eye syndrome, dry eyes, eye discomfort, eye issues, eyesight adjustment, guitar, having hope, healing and grief, healing emotion, healing music, holding on to hope, hope, hope for healing, hope of healing, hopeful and optimistic, in my mind, in the past, inner peace, inspiration, inspirational, inspired, Judy Unger, Living with dry eyes, loss, lyric development, lyric writing, lyrics, maintaining hope, melody, Melody the fairy, Music, music and healing, music and inspiration, nature's wonderland, optimism, original songs, peaceful and inspired, positive thinking, reframing thoughts, retreat, singing, songwriting, staying hopeful, staying positive | 3 Comments

I LIVED WEARING A BLINDFOLD

Posted on November 19, 2013 by Judy

Living with a blindfold and making no sound allowed me to stay married for 31 years. I was blind to things that upset me and chose to avoid conflict as much as possible. Continue reading →

Posted in Princess Stories | Tagged A Rainbow Through My Tears, adjusting to divorce, arranging music, avoiding conflict, composing, composing music, coping with divorce, creativity, escape through music, facing divorce after a long marriage, gray divorce, guitar, healing music, impending divorce, inspiration, living with a blindfold, lovesong, lyric development, lyric writing, lyrics, Melody the fairy, Music, music as therapy, original songs, poor communication, Princess and the Dragon, princess metaphors, separation, singing, songwriting, suppressing feelings, suppressing tears, the princess and the dragon, writing | 2 Comments