Showing posts with label looking back. Show all posts
Showing posts with label looking back. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 25, 2019
Thursday, February 14, 2019
Recuperation journey: Throwback Thursday
First day of school in 1997.
My mom would come over on the first day of school when the kids were little to see them off on the bus.
Wonderful memories! 💞 💞 💞
My mom would come over on the first day of school when the kids were little to see them off on the bus.
Wonderful memories! 💞 💞 💞
Thursday, August 30, 2018
Recuperation journey: Throwback Thursday - 1992 edition
Looking back to a day in the summer of '92 when my mother and I took the kiddos to Little Bit Farm in Seymour.
Yes that's our son on the left with the long, long locks.
He was only about 20 months old at the time and I didn't want him to lose those blond curls. That's my excuse!
Monday, January 1, 2018
Recuperation journey: Turning the page on a new year
Ah, 2017. It was a remarkable year for me. In May I received a healthy kidney from an altruistic donor who turned out to be Robin Gilmartin of West Hartford.
I couldn't be more grateful to Robin for her selfless act.
I'm also grateful for all of my readers here on this rather disjointed blog. It's therapeutic for me to write about myself, my family, and life in general. My hope is to bring awareness to the importance of organ donation, among other health-related topics.
I enjoy sharing photos of sunsets and sunrises and the wildlife outside my door.
I also enjoy sharing the good news of the Lower Naugatuck Valley, of which there is plenty. There are always positive events happening that highlight the community's heart.
Thanks for reading, and I hope you continue to do so in 2018.
Wishing all a Happy and Healthy New Year!
I couldn't be more grateful to Robin for her selfless act.
I'm also grateful for all of my readers here on this rather disjointed blog. It's therapeutic for me to write about myself, my family, and life in general. My hope is to bring awareness to the importance of organ donation, among other health-related topics.
I enjoy sharing photos of sunsets and sunrises and the wildlife outside my door.
I also enjoy sharing the good news of the Lower Naugatuck Valley, of which there is plenty. There are always positive events happening that highlight the community's heart.
Thanks for reading, and I hope you continue to do so in 2018.
Wishing all a Happy and Healthy New Year!
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