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Author: Susan Dusterhoft

Jan252023
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I Cry Every Day

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category poem, Uncategorized

I cry every day For what seems like no reason I cry every day It’s my time for this season I miss so many things The least of which is dad He has earned his wings His absence makes me sad Random things bring on the tears No rhyme or reason when they occur Wish… Read More

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Dec312022
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End of Another Year

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category year end thoughts

Here we are, the end of another year. A time for reflection they say. As the week was winding down, the voice in my head kept saying, “Man! It’s been a year!” To be honest, I feel like all I have done is sit in doctor’s offices, go to the store, and work. Let’s not… Read More

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Dec242022Dec 24 2022
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It’s Christmas Eve

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category Christmas

  Oh it’s Christmas Eve Hope your cares are free And you’re right where your heart longs to be You know that All these moments are Like falling stars You blink they fade into the dark So hold on tight to Christmas Eve And we go trust in time Next year our worlds will realign… Read More

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Dec172022
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It’s Christmas…again

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category Christmas, Grief, self care

  It’s Christmas…again.  I don’t know where this year has gone. Where have the last several years gone? I have been living in a fog for so long that time has just escaped me. My days are filled with work, doctor appointments and phone calls to my mother. Worst of all, my dad’s passing earlier… Read More

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Sep102022
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Paying Respect

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category reflections
respect

I am sitting here this morning in my office/craft room, listening to the softly falling rain and reflecting on the events of the world and in my life these last several months. This week we lost Queen Elizabeth II, the longest reigning monarch in my lifetime. It would be remiss of me if I did… Read More

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Sep52022Sep 5 2022
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Labor Day 2022

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category Labor Day, Uncategorized

Today is Labor Day. This holiday is always celebrated on the first Monday in September. It is a moment where we pay homage to everything that the American worker has done. I have been a contributing member of the workforce for over 40 years. Probably a lot longer if you consider the work I did… Read More

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Sep42022
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The Struggle Bus

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category #embracethechanges, #second act, life

I am on the struggle bus, and have been on this ride for some time. To be honest, I am a little annoyed about it. I have never been a fan of riding the bus. It stems from my elementary and high school years. I rode that big, yellow bus for twelve long years and… Read More

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Aug292022Aug 28 2022
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To Celebrate or Not

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category Uncategorized

  Whether to celebrate or not, that is the question. Today is August 29, 2022, and it is the third day of my birthday weekend.  I did not know if I wanted to celebrate because it’s been three months since my dad passed away and I am still really sad. Things are not settled for… Read More

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Jun262022
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My Dad

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category Tribute

My Dad passed away a month ago at the young age of 88. He became a self-made man after having it rough growing up. He was the glue that held our small family together, and I realize that now. His passing has left a great big hole in the lives of my mom, brother, and… Read More

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May82022
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Anniversary

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category anniversary, Mother's Day
anniversary

I am coming up on an anniversary. A day, well two days actually, that most would not consider celebratory. I am sure you all have many wonderful anniversaries. When you met someone, first date, an accomplishment, or the most traditional, a wedding. I have those special days as well. However, the ones I am thinking… Read More

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