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Author Archives: Joni Roberts
Living for Two
My heart continues to look for you. It doesn’t understand the physical separation and wasn’t ready for you to go. My soul knows that you are at peace and assures me that we will meet again. As difficult as it is to accept, I won’t see you again this side of heaven. I will tryContinue reading “Living for Two”
Merry Christmas! 🎄
Sending Christmas love to my blog family! Hope each of you are blessed beyond measure ♥️
Don’t Give Up
You may feel weak and tired. You may feel lost and alone. You may be losing hope that things will ever get better, that you will ever truly be happy. Let me tell you, God sees you. He knows your heart, what you want and need. He hears the cries of your heart. Your painContinue reading “Don’t Give Up”
Be Careful With Your Words
When someone you love leaves this earth, you are shattered and life as you know it will never be the same. Not sure why this is on my mind and heart tonight, but it is, so I’m writing about it. Typically when someone passes away, you hear everything good about that person. Regardless of howContinue reading “Be Careful With Your Words”
Recovering People Pleaser
Start saying yes to yourself…
Never Stop Looking for Rainbows
Never Stop Looking for Rainbows 🌈♥️🌈♥️🌈 http://grieftolife.com/2018/05/19/never-stop-looking-for-rainbows-%f0%9f%8c%88/ — Read on grieftolife.com/2018/05/19/never-stop-looking-for-rainbows-🌈/
The Empty Chair
I can’t ignore the empty chair…
Therapy 📝
I’ve been pretty quiet lately. Losing my Dad has been a very difficult thing to deal with. That, coupled with this already being a tough time of year, it’s been a pretty trying time. I was thinking tonight about different ways that I could help myself to feel better. Although I haven’t felt like IContinue reading “Therapy 📝”
My Constant
An Open Letter to My Dad in Heaven Dad, I woke up this morning feeling different than I ever have in my entire life. There isn’t even an adjective that could adequately describe it. I should be able to use a word I’ve used before because I know the pain of loss. But, just asContinue reading “My Constant”
