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Fear of the Grocery Store Shouldn’t Be Part of Our New Normal

by Kassandra Lamb ~ Up until last Friday morning, I’d planned a completely different blog post for this week, one on mystery subgenres (which we’ll run next week). Then I realized there…

March 30, 2021

What You’re Feeling May Very Well Be Grief

by Kassandra Lamb My daughter-in-law posted the link to this article today. It really nails what a lot of us are feeling right now. We are grieving…for what has already changed, and…

March 25, 2020

Grief and Acceptance, Denial and Desensitization #VegasStrong

by Kassandra Lamb I’ve dealt with grief over big and small tragedies the last few weeks, and worries over near misses. First there was Hurricane Harvey hitting close to where my son…

October 10, 2017

A Nation Grieving, Let It Not Divide Us

I had planned to post on Monday about the Christmas Blues, with helpful survival hints for those who are sad rather than happy this time of year. Now the whole nation is…

December 15, 2012

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