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Posted on February 11, 2022February 11, 2022 by Tennessee Honeybee

This is just a quick post to say, I’m not gone for good. I’ve spent so much time lately getting projects done and continuing work

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Not an Idle Life

Posted on November 20, 2021November 20, 2021 by Tennessee Honeybee

*** Trigger Warning: discussion of suicidal ideation*** * * * * I’m going to start this bluntly: I’ve considered suicide since I was about 10

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Posted in Personal reflectionsTagged death, mental health, suicide, suicide prevention, veteransLeave a Comment on Not an Idle Life

The Unexpected

Posted on August 31, 2015 by Tennessee Honeybee

Last Thursday night, after we had laid down to bed and K was already asleep, our fire alarm went off. I was watching Golden Girls

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Posted in Personal reflectionsTagged cancer, death, grief, MelanomaLeave a Comment on The Unexpected

The Celebration Anniversary

Posted on July 31, 2015 by Tennessee Honeybee

Today is one year since my sister’s memorial service, though as a family we didn’t say our final goodbye until more than a week later.

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Posted in Personal reflectionsTagged cancer, Chelsea, death, grief, Melanoma, memorial serviceLeave a Comment on The Celebration Anniversary

A Mile in Her Shoes: Anniversary Edition

Posted on July 25, 2015 by Tennessee Honeybee

This won’t be a long post. The minutes are ticking down to 10pm mountain time. The last minutes of the first year since Chelsea’s death.

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A Mile in Her Shoes: Opryland Christmas Edition

Posted on July 25, 2015 by Tennessee Honeybee

I’ve been negligent on posting for the “Mile in Her Shoes” series but I have not been negligent about taking my sister’s shoes far and

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Posted in Personal reflectionsTagged a mile in her shoes, Chelsea, Christmastime, death, grief, ice skating, Opryland, seasonal affective disorderLeave a Comment on A Mile in Her Shoes: Opryland Christmas Edition

All In A Year

Posted on July 25, 2015 by Tennessee Honeybee

Today at 11pm cst, it will be a year since my heart broke permanently. Even now, I am crying writing these words because I still

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Posted in Concerts and Events, Personal reflections, Running and Races, TravelTagged Chelsea, Chickamauga, death, Denver, grief, hot chicken, Melanoma, Nashville, Oak Barrel Half Marathon, racing, runningLeave a Comment on All In A Year

6 Months

Posted on January 26, 2015 by Tennessee Honeybee

This has been the hardest 6 months of my life… but still among the best. I could not imagine having faced the death of my

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Posted in Personal reflectionsTagged Chelsea, death, grief, healingLeave a Comment on 6 Months

We planted a tree

Posted on October 7, 2014 by Tennessee Honeybee

You dug a well You dug it deep For every wife you buried You planted a cedar tree The best, the best you ever had

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Posted in Personal reflectionsTagged death, eucalyptus, grief, sister, treeLeave a Comment on We planted a tree

Happy Birthday, Angel!

Posted on October 2, 2014 by Tennessee Honeybee

Today is Chelsea’s 32nd birthday. After my wedding in May, I thought she had seemed strong enough to make it until after Christmas but if

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Posted in Personal reflectionsTagged birthday, Build a Bear, death, grief, mourning, Nightmare Before Christmas, sisterLeave a Comment on Happy Birthday, Angel!
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