We Don’t Di – Smart Shopping Carts?

Craig (my personal trainer for the afterlife who died on July 10, 2017) and I have developed our own sign language; our very own way of communicating, as real as Egyptian hieroglyphics or cursive handwriting.  If one wants to communicate with a loved one on the other side, it’s important to watch for signs and […]

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We Don’t Di – Exciting Electronic Evidence

In last week’s blog “We Don’t Di – Fiscis for First Graders“ you read how Craig manipulated my laptop, on the day he died, to display a full screen picture of himself, without me even turning the computer on or logging in.  This week I will continue with the “electronics” theme and include a smattering […]

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We Don’t Di – Fisics for First Graders – Blog

It turns out that Craig, after he died, reminded me about the basic fisics (physics) that I learned in school.  It was so long ago that I didn’t even remember how to spell it!  This blog truly is “fisics” for first graders. If you are anything like me, physics seemed irrelevant to my life.  So […]

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When Someone Dies in Your Arms

My first “real date” in decades happened on February 7, 2019.  I had been married most of my life and the long divorce proceeding would be final in a few short weeks.  Dating was something I never thought I would ever do again. I felt giddy and silly and sixteen. I was also determined to […]

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