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This is not my brother, but it is what I was hoping to find in that crib!
As this is the third time this has been a prompt for the Wednesday Weekly Blogging Challenge, I’ll provide links to my previous two answers: eating apples and tire swings.
This memory happened in the same old farmhouse as my first two posts. To be honest, any one of my three answers could be my genuine first memory. When you’re little things can be a little fuzzy as far as which moment happened first.
In this snapshot from my past I am walking around the house looking for my baby brother which means I was probably about three years old when this occurred. I liked knowing where my brother was and what he was doing.
There was a wooden crib in one of the rooms of the house, and I thought it was a good place to check.
I walked quietly into the room and past the crib in case he was asleep. He was not in there, so I decided to check the kitchen.
That is where this snippet of memory ends. I can only assume he was with mom in the kitchen, and I wish I could remember what happened next.
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that happens during the same season of the year every year. The winter blues are a milder condition similar to this one that has some of the same symptoms and many of the same treatment options, although some people also use that term colloquially to refer to SAD.
Title: Come December
Oh, this week’s topic is easy.
“Piglet noticed that even though he had a Very Small Heart, it could hold a rather large amount of Gratitude.”
Title: Hearth Stories, Winter Solstice 2023
It’s hard to tell which books will become classics. Not every bestseller is actually well written or will continue to affect readers in twenty or fifty years. Likewise, I have no doubt there are some true gems out there that may have had middling to poor sales but will eventually be rediscovered and taught in classrooms all across the world.
Title: Ghosts of Christmases Past
This year I am grateful for…