by Cherry Maggiore | Sep 27, 2021
Chapter 51: The 21st Night of September at the Border of Crazy September is a prime time for our family. With the start of the cool breeze and turning leaves, it represents the mourning of a summer gone by too quickly, the beginning of the school year, the start...
by Guest Blogger | Sep 24, 2021
Midlife Crisis can be described as a sudden loss of identity and confidence that is associated with feelings of remorse or regret. It is a phenomenon experienced by individuals between the ages of 30 and 50, a juncture where many of us believe that life is half over...
by Deborah Levine-Powell | Sep 23, 2021
It’s been a minute since I have written. The summer has flown by us and life is getting back to “normal”; however one defines that word. This summer brought many great memories and as fall approaches I can’t help to be nostalgic. They say that the hours are long but...
by Michael Strange | Sep 22, 2021
Welcome back. We took the summer off to refresh ourselves and enjoy some time with our families. Because we haven’t spent too much time with them the past 19 months… Lately, when I have a moment from my hectic schedule, I find time to look at my Facebook memories....
by Tiffany Reneé | Sep 21, 2021
July 29, 2021. A date that I will never forget. A moment that I didn’t think would ever arrive. On July 29, 2021, at 2:25 pm, I received a call from my Mom. “Tiff, Grandma just passed away. Me, Raye, and Donette were with her. She’s no longer in pain. It was a...
by JB Boutelle | Sep 20, 2021
Hey Daily Feelers, Can you believe we’ve made it to SEPTEMBER of 2021? Can you believe we are STILL trying to wrap our heads around this insanity we call “COVID”?! Ugh, don’t worry, this isn’t another blog complaining about the times. Nope,just a little Monday...
by Kristy Cloetingh | Sep 15, 2021
I’ve been trying to ask myself this question every morning (though realistically, I probably manage it once a week because habits are hard to form). You see, I don’t fail or admit to being wrong gracefully. Often, when I’m wrong about something, when I misspeak or...
by Jennifer Angarano-Ricci | Sep 14, 2021
When I was diagnosed with breast cancer almost four years ago, I was bombarded by people telling me how strong I am, and how I am brave, a warrior, etc. How many times has someone said, “But you’re such a strong person, you’ll get through this” or, “You’re stronger...
by Anastasia Meininger | Sep 13, 2021
I’ve always had a thing for words. I was fond of the way that they could create a faraway land from a blank piece of paper, or be transformed into catchy melodies. I admired that they had the power to persuade entire countries and that they could somehow make memories...
