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Day 24/365 Light

Sometimes,

Just noticing

the way light

beckons the world

to wake up,

is enough.

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As I sit here on the coast of Maine, steam swirling up from my coffee cup, I watch a cormorant dive. He seems to hold his breath forever, but always emerges, somehow in a completely different place than where I’d expect him to be.

What is it about the vastly changing tides in Maine that fill me with such a sense of wonder and peace?

Those of you who have read DIPPED IN IT may recognize these slippers. Sometimes I think I should have been documenting all the places they’ve gone since the morning after the funeral when I shoved them into my duffel bag. Today they are chillin on the coast of Maine.

Dipped In It is now available in store at @islandbooks @inkfishbooks @charterbooks @bsb_savoy @aesops01746 @millscreekmarket @bnmiddletown as well as online at Amazon and Barnes & Nobel. It can also be ordered by any independent book store if you request it. ❤️

Ever since I started writing about grief, I’ve received messages on social media from people who are grieving. Grieving in so many ways, and all so very deeply. Some are grieving recent losses, while others have been carrying them for many years. Loss knows no calendar.

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