Author Archives: Lehnanne

James Blunt Saved My Life

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James Blunt

Well, sort of; one day in 2006 while hugging and swaying to the music “You’re Beautiful” came on and Michael and I were singing the lyrics together.  He was singing “You’re Beautiful,” and I was singing  the parody “My Cubicle.”  We laughed. In the Summer of 2013, during a significant depressive episode, brought on by stress and more stress and I wanted… Read more »

a line in the sand

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I heard him say “grab them by the pussy” and I thought – well that is over. We won’t hear from him anymore. Then I saw him stalk Hillary on the stage like the bully predator he is and I thought – well now it is over. Then I woke up the morning after and Michael told me that he… Read more »

Eat Much?

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Driving through Salinas Valley in California you become aware of the men and women working in the fields. Tractors and trailers were leading the way for dozens of workers bent over pulling the food that will nourish a nation. I find myself so grateful for my life. My day trips to places on the BUCKET LIST of millions of people…. Read more »

My Intrusive Thoughts.

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Yesterday was a stressful fuck. First a dental cleaning – not a big deal in the scheme of things but I hate it none the less. After the cleaning, I was told that I needed a crown. Three hours later I am having my right tit smushed in between two plates. Apparently, the mammogram I had the week prior has… Read more »

speak up – speak out

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I can certainly understand the fear that comes with traumatic events at the hands of people who seem to have some “control” in your life. We all have happened to us, to our loved ones, and we continue to sit on these secrets. We spend so much energy trying to be safe and quiet, and the trouble with that is… Read more »

Desiree Wheatley

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30 years ago today I was sitting in a chapel filled with many of my friends. We were all wearing black; there were uncomfortable silences only broken with gentle sobs. They buried my friend that day. I miss you still. *link to El Paso Times – Death in the Desert

Thanks for Noticing…

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You may have noticed my absence on some “social” media services. I gave up on facebook – the algorithms just didn’t do anything for me. I felt like I was back in 1997 on Geocities having to click on individual pages to catch up with the people I knew. Even after using Social Fixer, HT to Cheryl for that, it… Read more »

Memories of Vaughn’s Mill Road

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moonlight beams over mountain tops the changing color of the leaves a faint Autumn breeze haunts the valley and her creatures it is not only the leaves that change every year I become a child again fireplaces burning throughout the cold nights evening stars shining a blanket over our nocturnal souls –LGK2002 I wrote this after my parents passed away… Read more »

23andMe

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We sent in our DNA to 23andMe a few weeks ago, and I’ve received mine and we are anxiously awaiting Michael’s. I am so impressed. It is amazing to see all of the detailed reports, fascinating. To see where my story started, looking over the “TRAITS” reports. And yes, there is a reason why I drink so much caffeine. GENES…. Read more »

From this moment …

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We are getting ready to embark on the road trip of a lifetime this morning and I find this tidbit in my email —   LOUP, what wouldn’t you give to live, love, and be happy, deliriously happy, forevermore? Well, that’s just it, you needn’t give anything, LOUP. Just decide to live, love, and be happy, deliriously happy, from this… Read more »