Originally published on www.LisaSaxton.com on January 12, 2022 I watched the cartoon movie “Up” with my grandson recently. It’s an endearing story about Carl and Ellie, who met each other Continue Reading →
Originally published on www.LisaSaxton.com on January 8, 2022 After my husband died, I searched the internet for information on the stages of grief. There are about five to seven different Continue Reading →
Originally published on www.LisaSaxton.com on December 25, 2021 When I was a little girl I thought, like most children do, that a mountain of presents under the tree was what Continue Reading →
Originally published on www.LisaSaxton.com on December 20, 2021 One of the definitions of the word sanctuary is a place of refuge or safety. Most people think of a sanctuary as Continue Reading →
Originally published on www.LisaSaxton.com on December 10, 2021 It’s human nature to look forward to the big things in life. Those big things are what we think we’ll always remember Continue Reading →
Originally published on www.LisaSaxton.com on December 3, 2021 We all have different relationship roles that make up our identity. We are mothers and fathers, husbands and wives, sons and daughters, Continue Reading →
Originally published on www.LisaSaxton.com on December 1, 2021 The old saying that you never truly understand something until you experience it is so very true. I’ve had so many realizations Continue Reading →
Originally published on www.LisaSaxton.com on November 26, 2021 Today was Thanksgiving. It’s the first holiday since you left us. Today is the day people give thanks for all the blessings Continue Reading →
Originally published on www.LisaSaxton.com on November 24, 2021 Loneliness is one of the unwanted companions that comes along with grief. It’s hollow, cold, dark and silent. It feels like a Continue Reading →
Originally published on www.LisaSaxton.com on November 3, 2021 I opened the dresser drawer the other day. The one you kept your socks in. There’s so many pairs of white crew Continue Reading →