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Author Archives: Pamela Hester King
A Wonderful Life ~ Twice
I have a wonderful life. It’s rich with people I love and who love me. I’m safe. I have room to grow and make a difference. Most of all, there’s my husband, and my son, too. Both to whom I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Back to Life, Memoir
Tagged back to life, celebration, Memories, second chances, the past is the past, the unexpected
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“Extreme Forgiveness” by Joyce Wycoff
I have a story telling blog called Is It Really All Random? I read a wonderful story on a colleague’s blog, so it found a natural home on Random where I reblogged it. But it’s a story about forgiveness. “Extreme Forgiveness“, … Continue reading
Posted in Support
Tagged Extremem Forgiveness, Forgiveness, Imagine Joy Art, Joyce Wycoff
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Telling Tales “After School”
This is a long piece, written a while ago. I’ve edited it but the truth is it covers 19 years and I’m not a good enough editor to distill it further. I place it here now for a couple of … Continue reading
Posted in Acknowlegement, Back to Life, Grief, Memoir, Support
Tagged pamela hester king, San Carlos-Belmont After School
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My Down and Dirty
I didn’t know it’s Suicide Prevention Awareness Week. Didn’t even know it existed. Seems like something I’d know, doesn’t it? So sue me. I’m aware of the Out of Darkness overnight walk. My son and I occasionally say, Next year we’ll do … Continue reading
Posted in Back to Life, Grief, Loss, Memoir, Suicide, Support
Tagged pamela hester king, prevention awareness, suicide prevention, Suicide Prevention Awareness Week
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Un-Ringing
I remember what I wore that day. What my boy was wearing. We never wore those clothes again. We gave them away. Down to my favorite red winter coat with black velvet trim. I had looked at my watch. My … Continue reading
Posted in Back to Life, Grief, Loss, Memoir, Suicide, Support
Tagged removing wedding bands, support groups, un-ringing, widowhood
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Freshly Pressed
The editors at WordPress chose “Insides and Outsides” to feature in Freshly Pressed on the WordPress home page. For you non-blogger types, this is a really nice distinction spotlighting noteworthy blogs that may otherwise go undiscovered. It also means certain benchmarks … Continue reading
Posted in Acknowlegement, Support
Tagged executive coach, freshly pressed, pamela hester king
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Insides and Outsides
I’d always been round. A chubby child. Pleasantly plump. Pink cheeks on fair skin. Dark, dark, wavy hair. A cherubic babe from a Renaissance painting born to a later era. I felt like a near-miss. Mine is the least reliable memory … Continue reading
Posted in Grief, Loss, Memoir, Suicide
Tagged alienation, anger, grief, healing, loss, pamela hester king
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