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Written for Eugi’s Weekly Prompt: Peace

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Stay Safe, Speak Life, and Spread Kindness.

Nova Namastè

So, husband is very well loved in our community. We recently moved here but he managed to make tons of friends and they all love him, wives included.

Once we were walking with the family on a Saturday afternoon and this guy on a bike stops next to us, after introducing himself he tells me:”your husband is a treasure”

I immediately mumbled “we should bury it then”

The guy heard me, didn’t comment and left.

Later that day he asked my husband if I was serious. My husband confirmed I was.

Another day I go to the grocery store and ask the guy for a specific fish my husband had asked the manager to keep on the side.

As soon as I told the man my husband name he said:”I know you don’t want to hear this but your husband is a gem” – I replied “questionable” and he laughed…

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Oh yes, I just did do that 🤣😂🤣😂

Have a great Tuesday!

Nova Namastè

As a part of Suicide Awareness Month, I want to talk about those left behind. Those left to grieve.  Grieving after suicide is complex and gutwrenching. Everyone grieves differently and heals in their own time but the process can be a difficult one. This is my story.  My father and I were estranged since I […]

Grieving After Suicide —

The fragility,

Stemmed from Nature’s Elements,

Showed great deception.

With Love & Light,

Nova Namastè

You can either become a victim of epilepsy and let epilepsy take over your life.

Or you can simply say,“I have epilepsy”and decide your own fate.

Twenty-four years ago, Markwas an active-duty U.S. Marine when he suffered from several seizures that resulted in a diagnosis of epilepsy.

His Marine Corps career ended with a medical discharge.

“My life was a tough road those days,”he says.

Today, he is a triathlete who has triumphed over epilepsy.

Hehas risen to the famous Ironman WorldChampionshipswhich consists of a 2.4-mile swim, followed by a 112-mile bike race, culminating in a 26.2-mile run.

Chanda Gunnis the U.S. women’s hockey team’s last line of defense.

The starting goaltender, who was diagnosed with epilepsy at age 9, faces life the way she faces shooters on the ice: with no fear.

Gunn doesn’t consider herself a hero because she plays the most difficult…

🤍Today, I’m thankful for the following:

1. Crisp morning cool air
2. Outbids by a better deserving individual
3. Puffy bright white clouds
4. Cheap dates with my girls
5. Hearing what doesn’t need said between my love and I.
6. Wireless internet
7. Car auctions
8. Good Dancers
9. Reaction Videos on YouTube
10. Gravestone cleaners

Until next time, Stay Safe, Speak Life, and Spread Kindness. 🍃

Nova Namastè