Pamela Shelton Reynolds Writings...

2026-09-15T11:38:19.648-07:00

Looking Through the Same Window

I took this picture of my mother-in-law looking out Uncle Grant’s kitchen window the day we put him to rest. He sat in that same chair looking out the same window daily for decades. Often, I bet his wife, Aunt Dora cooked bacon and eggs while he gazed out at the blanket of snow on the ground and could smell the aroma of breakfast. For Uncle Grant it was a common occurrence and missed after his sweetheart passed away. Loneliness soon filled the air that was once filled with those smells of bacon and eggs.

Even though this is the same window that both Uncle Grant and my mother-in-law looked out at during different seasons of their lives. Different thoughts, different emotions, different desires. I even looked out of that window and noticed a different scene than Uncle Grant and my mother-in-law into a world we all see in a different setting, different moment, and different time. We were all in a different season of life. Trials poured into each one of our lives, and we each approached it in a unique way.

When I was in the final stages of editing my book Perfect Rose Cracked Vase, I realized each member of my family saw the world in a different way. Each one of us experienced growth, rejection, love, jealousy, hurt, pain, and emotional trials. Even though we lived under the same roof, cooked on the same stove and used the same bathroom, we all saw the world differently.

We need to embrace each other’s unique styles, traits, and talents. Love unconditionally and remember we are all valuable, priceless human beings that see through the same window and are blessed to see a different view into the life we have been given. I personally see life through one eye that gives me a full view of what is important to me and that is my family, friends, and all those who breathe the air I breathe. We share the air, we share the sun, we share the moon and the stars. We can freely distribute love that God has blessed us to share.

Life is short, time is precious, and memories with loved ones should be treasured.

My Thoughts

2026-02-24T19:20:17.576-08:00

It’s been over a year now that my dear Aunt Dorothy took her last breath. I miss her. I miss her encouragement, words of wisdom and love. There is not a thing in this world that could measure up to her sweetness and honesty. I have two beautiful aunts still with me and I adore them both. I hope they know how much I love them. Their phone calls mean the world to me. Time goes by quickly and the years seem to slip by. I see myself moving into the next phrase of my life. Being a grandma, great aunt and watching my loved ones return to our Heavenly Father. I have been blessed with good friends’ ones I treasure and enjoy spending time with. Family and friends are worth more to me than any item I own. My two brothers hold a special place in my heart.

It’s been five years since I broke my humorous bone in three places and it’s been difficult to get full use of my hand again. The break in my humorous bone damaged my radial nerve and some of my fingers are now permanently numb. I have decided to try and learn how to play the guitar and it’s been an obstacle with the C chord. I am determined to master it. Sometimes pain comes with playing, but I will not stop. I have great appreciation for those who don’t have full use of their hands or arms. I spent a full year without the use of my hand and arm, and it was a nightmare.

There are days when something or someone reminds me of the years being a child or a youth. Ice skating, swimming, playing red light, green light. I remember playing jacks near the cafeteria and singing Miss Mary Mack. I remember my little dogs Minnie, Gigi, Pepe, and Gretchen. It’s interesting how a song from the past stirs emotions and reminds me of an experience from my past. Music can change your mood, thoughts, and desires. The words of my father’s love song, my favorite loved song, and one song I loved to dance to. It’s interesting how I can remember the words even though it’s been decades since I danced to them or sang them.

There is a nine-year-old little girl named Brielle Bird that was called home December 11, 2025, because of cancer. She was an inspiration to me and someone I will think of for the rest of my life. She was a spiritual giant with a big loving heart. She was an example of strength, and she never complained about her struggles with having cancer.

Well, this is the first time I have posted on my blog since 2023 and its crazy random thoughts.

Continuum of Life

2023-09-26T09:37:00.001-07:00

In the year 1929 on a cool autumn day on the 24^th of September my father took his first breath. The moment my grandmother held him I believe her thoughts turned to her four other sons Bud, Bob, Fred, Frank and now my dad Roger. Another rambunctious boy to add to the mix of the Shelton home. I bet her arms ached for a little girl after losing her first born daughter Josephine, at the age of six. The house would be filled with baseballs, footballs, and muddy clothes instead of lacy dresses and bows. That first time she held my father was 94 years ago. I have always wondered what he was like as a small child and teenager, but as a father he was perfect for me.

Continuum, repeat, revive, rejuvenate are a few words that come to mind when I think of loved ones that have passed. My mind tries to rekindle those moments with my dad. A man who was short in stature with pudgy little fingers. Those short stubby fingers would dance across the piano keys to accompany me in my solos at high school concerts, church, and weddings. Dad aways said when we practiced, “Oh, Pam you have a beautiful voice.” Those days are gone, but the memory is implanted in me.

Memories that repeat with each generation. The birth of a new baby, the unwrapping of a granddaughter’s birthday gifts and the hugs that bring warmth that linger even after the hug is done. That word Continuum is the circle of life. Each generation from my great, great grandparents to my great grandchildren will have memories that keep them moving forward. My father loved music and with each deep note he sang it was one with perfect pitch. Now, my children have a love for music, even my nephews and nieces do too.

Music is the link in the Shelton family. It gives each one of us the opportunity to share something we all love. The melody, rhythm and words keep those moments we shared alive. I strive daily to recount those songs my father wrote. Songs that I have wanted to instill in my children and grandchildren. Dad would play my Aunt Dorothy’s piano while his siblings would stand around and sing the songs that they treasured and wrote. Uncle Fred was a talented guitar and harmonica player. Oh, and my dear grandpa Shelton would let me sit on his lap while he played his harmonica, and I would always place my head against his chest to hear him breathe. These memories that are cherished and never to be forgotten.

Dad, you can not read the words I write, but I hope you can see your legacy loves you. That your smile and love of music has flowed into your grandchildren, great grandchildren. My heart aches to hear his voice, watch him play the piano and accompany me while I sing. I miss, oh how I miss having someone accompany me. I often wonder how my father felt when his parents passed. Did he feel as empty as I do? I bet he did because it’s a continuum that circle of life that repeats the loss, growth, and watching a loved one unwrap a gift meant just for them.

Perfect Rose Cracked Vase is now available as a audiobook.

2021-03-08T20:53:00.000-08:00

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My Published Book Perfect Rose Cracked Vase

2020-05-17T11:35:00.002-07:00

Words generate a rhythm when embedded on paper. A beat that can give an indication of someone’s thoughts, emotions, and trials. Hidden pain etched in the paper that the writer wanted to hold hostage but felt a need to let go of. Their fragile life of incidents captured between the lines on the paper of a world only they believed they lived. Discouragement and dissatisfaction sneaked in between the hopeful words that they believe would be saved for future adventures.

My book has been released!

2020-03-25T10:35:00.004-07:00

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Why aren't people honest?

2019-09-02T11:45:00.004-07:00

I see it, can you? Can you see how my right eye is different than my left? So often people tell me it's not noticeable. But to me it is. I can see it just like I can see it in this picture. Don't tell me you can't tell the difference, because if you say you can you are not being honest with me.

As an adult I am more aware of my visual impairment than I was as a little girl or even as a teenager.

Why do I let it brother me? Why do I let it control how I feel about myself?

We all have something we don't like about ourselves and my happens to be this deformed eye.

Even though I can't see out of it I still get pain in the eye.

Pain for something that serves no purpose in my life.

I do feel blessed for the vision I do have. And I do appreciate that

I can see the world with color and not a dark canvas.

My fault, all my fault.

2019-07-22T16:47:00.002-07:00

There have been moments were

I wondered how I have made it

this far in life.

I have watched several YouTube videos

with others who have disabilities.

It made me realize how blessed I have been.

I might not be able to see out of two eyes,

but at least I can see.

I can drive, read, and write a book.

I walk without help and clean my home.

I can make dinner, sew and

see my children and grandchildren.

There have been moments I have wished my mother

would of never contracted the German Measles

while pregnant with me.

How different would my life be.

Would I have married who I married?

Would I have ever been a Mother, Grandmother or wife?

My brother who is six years older than me

told me it was hard on him too when I was born.

He was a little boy unable to comprehend why his

Mother was always gone at the hospital

taking care of his sick little sister.

The little sister I don't think he wished my parents ever had.

Then he wouldn't of had his mother gone all the time.

He wouldn't of had to sit at

the hospital for hours waiting and waiting.

It's my fault

But I couldn't help it.

Brother, I am sorry you had to endure
the struggle

of me being born.

Familiar places

2019-06-11T18:41:00.001-07:00

How many of us feel emotions stir in us when we go to a place we had been to many years before.
It can bring feelings of sadness, relief, joy and mixed emotions. It plays with the heart of how that last time you had been in that environment you felt that same feeling as before, but in a different light.

You are older, wiser, and understand the how and why reasons.

When I was young I had often gone to the hospital to see my mother when she was ill and this last week I went to a hospital like the one she was in to visit a friend. It brought memories that still haunt me. Memories that I have tried to avoid thinking about.

Memories of wanting her home instead of locked up in a building unable to be my mother. How can I grasp those thoughts and feelings now that I had as a little girl? I still have a hard time seeing the full picture of why she was not home with me.

Why she could not braid my hair? Why she could not teach me how to apply make-up and why she was unable to teach me about womanhood?

Now that I am a mother, I see it must of been as difficult on her as it was on me.

Just to write this brings a heavy heart because I know my mother's love was locked in that building along with her emotional instabilities.

2019-04-03T11:54:00.003-07:00

Love between two people encircles desires much more

than the sky that encircles the world.

lips touch,

Sending warmth and comfort

No words need to be spoken,

Because the two souls send

Comfort and trust as their lips connect

Eyes closed with a tight squeeze

Words unspoken of

Honey I love you.

A kiss brings peace to the heart and mind.

Rejection

Untouched

Said the little girl

As she walked down the road.

Untouched with emotions

Alone even when surrounded by people.

2019-04-02T17:39:00.004-07:00

How often have you been surrounded by others and still felt like you were alone? Have you ever been with a group of people and felt like you were the oddball? As if your comments would not be important to the conversation. So, you decide to stay on the side-line and not contribute. I know for me, I will admit, often I feel like I am the outsider when I'm with a group of friends or family. When I listen to the conversation I process what they are saying and sometimes feel a need to say something, but I end up staying quiet and letting them make an opinion.
Why do we feel this way or act this way? Why do we let others action dictate how we will respond to a question or problem?
I have always felt a need to have a witness to why I said something or did something.

I wonder if its because the of the way I was brought up. Was it because the way my grandmother was or the way I was treated at school.? You know me the one eyed freak.

Why do we let others opinions about us dictate how we feel about ourselves?

2019-01-22T13:55:00.002-08:00

Friends come and go as fast as a breeze that goes right through you.

Sometimes you wish that breeze would continue

And other times you wish it would vanish.

To take in the fresh air from a breeze you never dreamed of smelling

or to inhale a scent you wish never entered your nose.

Friends can leave a good scent of warmth and compassion

And other times can leave a odor that makes if difficult to breath.

Trying to grasp, connect, and hold that sweet breeze,

that you wish would never ever leave especially on a hot summer day.

Friends come against the tide, the wind, and sometimes your raw emotions.

But true friends never blow you down, instead they help you stand strong against the breezes that want to knock you down.

2019-01-22T13:53:00.001-08:00

Love never dies as the story is told.

To the ones left behind on this earthly road.

Struggles come that grab hold of the soul.

Making life trials a difficult toll.

Memories spark a thought of the dear loved ones

What were some of the trials you faced in mortal life?

What lessons have you learned from life's trials?

If you could live your life over, what would you change about the way you dealt with your trials?

How would could you have taken better advantage of life's experiences?

Are trials are for our good. Hallelujah

My Grandma's Favorite Poem

2019-01-22T13:51:00.001-08:00

A Quality of Mind

Age is a quality of mind-

If you have left your dreams behind,

If hope is cold,

If you no longer look ahead,

If your ambition's fires are dead,

Then you are old.

But if from life you take the best,

And if in life you keep the jest,

If love you hold,

No matter how the years go by,

No matter how the birthday's fly-

You are not old.

Sayings I have written over the years.

2019-01-22T13:44:00.000-08:00

Dust, dust, go away and never come back any other day. Rain, rain come today and wash out the dust that lingers all day. I told the dust once, I have told him twice, he needs to obey or be washed out of sight. ~Pam Reynolds ~

A mother's love is wonderful. As any child knows. As soft and sweet and tender as a single perfect rose. Your love is the best of all...because it grows and grows.

One apple said to the other, after they fell from the apple tree.

“You are one unblemished colorful apple.” The other apple said, “What really matters, is not what is on the outside, but how strong my seeds grow an apple tree.” ~by Pamela Reynolds~

November 22, 2010

I’m thankful for my family and friends. Thanks for generating spice in my life. Our mortal life is a brief, but our memories are eternal.

January 30, 2013

The clock ticks slowly, the sun showers warmth, a baby giggles and a mother smiles. Time runs out, life passes us by, and the words I love you live on forever.

Each day brings wisdom that the clock is speeding up quickly and moments together is all that matters. Life is a priceless gift from God.

September 28, 2013

Life is too short...time slips through your fingers faster than water.

Life is priceless. Every second, hour of each day is worth more than anything I could ever purchase from a store.

I pray I can be a light to all those around me.

Sharing love, support, and comfort.

February 16, 2017

***Each phase or sentence placed on paper encapsulates words of expression of thought, feeling, and action of a human life.

My heart, soul and mind wonder how I was able to put back together the fragile skeleton I had buried.

Each delicate bone connected back where it belongs now gives a full canvas picture of a plausible story I once traveled on.***

July 20, 2010

“Good friends are like stars.... You don't always see them, but you know they are always there”

February 27, 2011

"Be kind, because everyone you met is fighting a heart attack."

September 2,2010

Music stirs my heart, moves the air I breathe, and charms to soothe the savage beast within me. It resurfaces old memories, captures thoughts, and generates new ones. Songs during my life time will continue survive after I’m passed on…to help others cope, love and endure the trials I have traveled. What was your favorite song in your youth? Mine was “Always and Forever” and “Wishing on a Star.”

September 3, 2013

Take time to smell the roses

Because when they are gone,

you will wish you had.

Written~Pamela Shelton. Reynolds

New Year, New Beginning, New Thoughts

2019-01-05T22:27:00.001-08:00

I have had a desire to write more since the new year has begun. I feel a need to touch the keys and produce words that can connect with my thoughts.

There have been days that I have thought about my parents to the point I wonder if they are still living. In my heart they are. They are still a part of my life. They are still apart of who I am.

I think about my dad who worked hard to provide for our family. He might not of been able to make enough to give the material items in life my friends had, but he was able to make me smile and feel loved. I can still picture him walking in the front door after a long day of working on typewriters. How he would have to carry them from one school to another. I can still see him skating around the ice rink with a smile that spread from one ear to the other. His dimples came in full force when he did. He was truly a delightful man. Oh, how I miss him.

Then, there is my mother. A lady who carried more weight that I think she ever dreamed of. She lugged not only weight, but pain that was deeper than any ocean. She carried rejection, sorrow, guilt and lack of confidence. One thing she did not lack was giving love to others. She tried to share her love that she kept captured in her heart. One way she shared her love was by sending birthday cards to everyone. Oh how I miss her and Dad calling me on the phone and singing Happy Birthday. The days of ever sharing my thoughts and trials with her have vanished the minute she took her last breath.

I see my children's generation, not needing the connection with their parents like I needed with mine. I wonder if they feel the need to call, visit or spend time hearing stories about their past, parents or grandparents. I think instead they are focused on other things that to me have no value of importance. I'm not into the games that are on phones, computers or social media. Actually I have stopped spending time on Facebook and since then, I have felt a weight off of my shoulders.

The weight is the negativity, degrading comments and wonder why I have spent my valuable time looking at someone else's life when I should be focusing on mine and my families. I should be taking that precious time and working on my book, working on building relationships with my children, husband, brothers and other family members.

Well, Happy New Year, and remember life is short so take the time to let your children and parents know you love them.

My prayer is you who ever your are that is reading this has a blessed year filled with priceless memories.

Raindrops and Me

2018-09-25T19:10:00.002-07:00

Raindrops and Me

Raindrops gravitate downward with a wonderful contribution in mind. They kiss the cheek of a child, while cleaning the air on its journey. Some drops make their last home on a dirty patio chair, dried up potted plant or windshield layered in dust.

We as livings souls gravitate towards loved ones with a hope to make a lasting connection. As we breath in the fresh fallen rain and crave to feel the touch of a raindrop. It stirs the reality we are humans who desire to feel a personal intimacy from a warm embrace. To connect our hearts through a glowing smile, while saying the words I love you.

Encompassed inside our souls is compassion, forgiveness, and a deep desire to share.

Our last touch, image, and comforting words from a loved one are forever in bedded deep in our memory and souls forever.

The memory of the first fallen snow, first heavy rainstorm, leave lasting impression just like the first kiss from our teenage crush.

Raindrops come from heaven, made from the hands of God...and so were you and me.

Written by ~ Pamela Shelton Reynolds

2018-09-25T19:03:00.002-07:00

A song tells the motion the beat and thought...eben

Time slips

Memories slip

Friend slip

Feelings crumble

Lives crumble

Hearts stop

Even after the hearts stops

God will never slip

God will never crumble

Things to think about

2018-09-25T19:01:00.002-07:00

Enriching Thoughts!

The most destructive habit .................Worry

The greatest joy ...........................Giving

The greatest loss ..........................Loss of self-respect

The most satisfying work ...................Helping others

The ugliest personality trait...............Selfishness

The most endangered species .............. Dedicated leaders

Our greatest natural resource...............Our youth

The greatest "shot in the arm"..............Encouragement

The greatest problem to overcome......... Fear

The most effective sleeping pill............Peace of mind

The most crippling failure disease..........Excuses

The most powerful force in life ............Love

The most dangerous pariah ..................A gossiper

The worlds most incredible computer........ The brain

The worst thing to be without ............. Hope

The deadliest weapon ...................... The tongue

The two most power-filled words ........... "I Can"

The greatest asset ........................ Faith

The most worthless emotion ................ Self-pity

The most beautiful attire ................. SMILE!

The most prized possession ................ Self esteem

The most powerful channel of communication ...Prayer

The most contagious spirit .................. Enthusiasm

"To the world, you may be one person; but to one person, you may be

the world." Author Unknown

We are not human beings having a spiritual experience; we are spiritual beings having a human experience. ~ Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (1881-1955)

My thoughts

2018-09-25T18:58:00.002-07:00

Friends come into your life as fast as a sunrise.

They bring fresh beginnings like a breeze on a warm summer day.

Friends never look at your faults only your talents.

They uplift, bring sunshine on a glooming day.

But then a friend can leave as fast as moon disappears on a dark stormy night.

Leave you to stumble and fall into a muddy pond and sink beneath the thick mud unable to breath.

I found this on my iPad that I wrote in June 2014.

Mother I miss you giggle

Mother I miss you bright red face.

Mother I miss you sweet smiling face.

Mother I know you miss me.

My grandma favorite poem

A Quality of Mind

Age is a quality of mind-

If you have left your dreams behind,

If hope is cold,

If you no longer look ahead,

If your ambition's fires are dead,

Then you are old.

But if from life you take the best,

And if in life you keep the jest,

If love you hold,

No matter how the years go by,

No matter how the birthday's fly-

You are not old.

A Love Letter to My Pink Goody Brush

2018-09-14T09:59:00.000-07:00

Dearest Goody,

I have never been the same since you came into my life 40 years ago. I remember as though it was yesterday when I caressed your wrap and wondered if I would like you. The way wriggled made me anxious to free you from bondage. I ripped at layers covering you. The moment I saw you I was captured by your colorful beauty and enchanted with all the possibilities of our love. It seemed that our relationship would be full of new discoveries and exploration. I heard you whisper, “Hold me.”

I held you tight and you ran your fingers through my hair. You came at a crucial time and helped me smooth out the tangles and knots that brought frustration. I knew then no one could bring comfort to me like you did. You were the only one that could remove the ugliness I felt. You helped me gain confidence. I cherished holding you first thing in the morning and just before going to bed. I still love having you near me. Thank you for staying by my side.

You are the only one that knows my deep dark secrets. You listen without interrupting or making coldhearted remarks when I shared my pain with you. All my friends envy our unfailing relationship. They remark favorably on how you never complain when I ask you to remove the dirt and grime in my life. You make me feel like a new person every day.

You are irreplaceable, like oxygen is to vegetation and water is to my garden. I will continue to take care of you by washing and removing the knots out of your bristles. I will never let anyone take you from me. Your name “Goody” describes you perfectly. You are priceless with your bright pink sunset color and well-built shape. The strength in your back bone has sealed my determination that our relationship will never be weak.

I’m blessed you’re not flimsy like other brushes. You are perfect for me and the greatest birthday present I could ever have. I’m tickled Mother picked you to be part a part of my life and that she saw your potential in helping me manage my hair. Please always remember, I will love you for as long as I have hair.

Love you forever,

Pamela

Grandma's Green Electric Pot

2018-08-23T15:27:00.003-07:00

Each one of us have to go through the steps of life, as new born baby, baby,

toddler, young child, child, teenager, young adult, adult, middle age adult,

Senior adult, elderly and then comes death.

Time never stops and our bodies never stop aging.

But items like this electric pot stay stuck in the same year it was made

I have kept this green electric pot in remembrance of my grandmother

who gave it to me in 1989.

I remember the many turkey soups she cooked in it and

I can still envision her cutting carrots,

potatoes, onions, celery and her putting them in the pot.

I have used this green pot to make that same turkey soup until I got a cock-pot.

Now it sits in the cupboard taking up space and I keep telling myself

I need to let it go and just hold on to the memory.

Look how different this plug is compared to the way plugs look today.

My grandmother only gave me a few things over the years.

One was a Miss Beasley doll that I still hold dear to my heart.

My kids think it looks creepy.

She also made me a clown that she hand sewed and gave me a shasha doll

The sasha doll container is what my Sasha doll came in

and the doll with blonde hair the one I have.

I was not my grandmother's favorite grandchild.

And many times she told me I was a spoil brat.

I didn't even understand what a spoil brat was.

Why do we hold on to the material things that we receive

from our loved ones that have passed?

My grandmother was never really kind to me.

She chased me once with a knife,

slapped me in the face and called me names.

I guess these items help me to believe

I did matter to my grandmother.

What I really wanted from her was love

not these physical items.

I hope my children and grandchildren

to know that I love them.

I want to show my love not just give them gifts.

Really is the material things in life what is of value
or is it the memories of spending time together?
I believe it's helping each other to feel like we are important.
My mother last sentence to me was...
"You are worth more to me than millions of dollars."

Mom I feel the same way about you.

Writing a link to expression

2018-06-21T12:05:00.003-07:00

There have been times when I can feel relief after I have written down my thoughts and feelings. It gives me a sense of fulfillment to write on paper.

I have witness through my mother's writings how her true self is written on paper. Her raw emotional feelings that gave her a sense of fulfillment like it does for me. She was never able to feel valued around others including her parents so she turned to writing and letting all the emotions run out on to the paper.

Now that she has passed I see how the most valuable gift she has left me is her writings. Her deep feelings that are capture on paper. I see writing like a picture. It captures a scene that gives a view into another persons world.

Like when you read a book and take in the story you can feel like you are in the story or watching it as it its a movie you are a part of.

Journals are not popular like Facebook and Instagram are, they have become the new way of journaling. I personally feel keeping a written hand journal is still the most valuable way to capture those important events, stories and trials.

Should we put on paper our problems, trials and concerns? I have learn so much from reading my mothers struggles, concerns and trials. Her experiences have given me a different perspective on how to cope in this world we all live in. She dealt with depression, anxiety and physical pain and to be able to read her thoughts of how she coped has been a blessing to me.

Oh how I miss her. I miss her birthday messages and stories. I miss her voice and comforting words.

I hope I can give to my daughters the same comfort she gave to me.

Life, real life

2018-05-07T22:12:00.000-07:00

Life changes physically, mentally, and spiritually as the years pass.

We spend billions of dollars on homes, cars, and material items that years later will fall apart and be worthless.

Life with relationships that are built upon love, compassion, spiritual meaning will never fall apart if cared for.

When I drive down the road and see how buildings, homes and parks which were once beautiful have been demolished and never having the same meaning as it did.

My grandparents home has been demolished and the land it was on doesn't have any indication that it occupied a home that a family lived in. That home is where my dad, his parents and sisters lived. And now it's no where to be seen.

We all, including me want to leave a legacy after we have passed some type of indication that we once walked the earth.

What legacy do I want to leave? What legacy do you want to leave?

What really is important for others to remember about me? Have you thought about what you want others to remember about you?

I have always wanted to know what it would be like to see out of two eyes.

Why did I think that my vision impairment was the reason my high school boyfriend dump me. Crazy me.

We all have a desire to be loved and cared for even if we are born with deformities or given physical or mental struggles that are a daily task to cope with.

Love ❤️ My Hearing Aids!

2018-02-17T11:19:00.003-08:00

Wow! Since I have gotten my hearing aids I have been able to hear birds, paper being folded, my dog eating and drinking out of her dish, the dish washer running and the microwave. What a blessing these two small expensive hearing aids have been. All they are is two small items that have given me a new out look on life and the opportunity to be a part of a conversations. The only draw back is the batteries don't last long in them. ;(