Early this month, I reported that every time I stepped out the door in New York City during my press tour, I saw the word “Ghost” splattered across the tops of cabs everywhere. I figured it must be Patrick sending me a sign that he was there with me. And it was a joyous, and […]
Archives for January 2012
LOVE BARELY CONTAINED
I opened my computer this morning, and saw a link to a video on CNN.com – “Cancer Patient Marries in Hospital.” I clicked it open, and held by breath. I knew I was tempting fate by doing so, and putting myself in a position to test my whittled-down strength. It hasn’t been a good last […]
WILD THANGS
A friend of mine posted this wonderful little story. And while I’m not so sentimental about these things (don’t send me any pass-this-on-to-ten-women-you-love stuff, or you will go down), I thought this was lovely and wanted to share it with you – One evening an old Cherokee told his grandson about a battle that goes […]
PLUMMETING BACK TO EARTH
I just finished the bulk of press for “Worth Fighting For”, and I am in the process of spiraling back down to earth. Back to my “real” life, as I call it. Exhausted, and nervous. Since I lost my husband, when I return home from being out of town, I experience what I’ve come to call “Re-entry […]
MY CAT IS MISSING
Houston to LA. Sunday, January 8, 2012 It seems when good things happen, there’s something else that’s taken away. I don’t know about you, but life seems to have appointed me a personal guardian, an overseer that makes sure my life doesn’t get too much one way, or the other. It’s going to make damn […]
Photo from GMA
I’ve met so many wonderful people on my book tour. The first interview I had was with Robin Roberts on Good Morning America (As you might know, Robin went through her own battle with breast cancer). I’ve met her several times, and can’t think of enough good things to say about her. But what I […]
BRINGING IN THE NEW YEAR
I had a fantastic New Years Eve celebration last night. The Lady M and I had dinner at the famous Carlyle Club, complete with entertainment by grammy award-winning vocalist Steve Tyrell and his band. It was a black tie evening, and classic New York. What a treat! The Lady M and I sat dead center, […]