Lazarus’s Denial
GRANDMA’S HOUSE
RED COTTON COATS
UNCLE JOHNNY’S CAR
BILL THE COWBOY
HOW WE LIVED
DOING THE LAUNDRY
Peppermints and Red Stockings
DAD’S HUMOR
NOWHERE TO HIDE
TENNESSEE FARM HOUSE
DAD AT WORK
LEAVING HOME
MY MAMA
CLIMBING HGHER
DAD IN UNIFORM
FEEDING DAD
I can say that I love you. I am reading Lazarus’s Denial, and I am in tears. You and your brothers and sisters are worth more than your weight in gold. I am so sorry that you lived such a hellish life, but you are such a gentle soul that I know you would never want to see anyone or anything suffer.
I thought I had gone through child abuse, but compared to you, I did not.
God bless, stay safe and I hope that you are happy.
Hello Elsa, I have returned to writing after working through a loss during the last two and a half years. It was so inspiring to find your comment there to welcome me back. We all suffer hurt and disappointment, and I’m sure that you have had much to overcome in your world. It has made you the tender person that you are today The experiences we have in life are the only things we know for sure. I feel confident that our experiences here will bless us eternally. It’s been said that compassion is the magic that holds the world together. Thank you for being some magic in my life.