Life has taken a toll on me these past months. Revisions to my memoir are painstaking and work. Though I love writing, this project is much more difficult than the original. In addition, just one week ago, I attended a funeral of a dear friend, a staunch advocate for students. Mourning is the early stage of grief and puts me in somewhat of a "time warp." A human being exist in time and space and we still seem to look for the one who is no longer with us. Depending on the relationship, this lasts for a time until the reality of his passing is accepted.
The above photos of today's respite of quiet and walking by Lake Makoma provided me the necessary solitude I needed to enter the fall activities with my usual enthusiasm. I am taking a class in ethics and plan to volunteer with young children. Sharing what is so generously given to me is an important part of my life and I continue to support the Centre County Women's Resource Center and the Bob Perks Cancer Fund.
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