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The Baggage We Carry

Posted On July 16, 2018

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  1. Martha Swartz says

    July 17, 2018 at 12:50 am

    Yes I still have some baggage from my childhood. But I’ve learned to put a lot of it in the past. Some things still come back as reminders & it will make me tear up and cry. But I’m stronger for being able to let go & just live my life day by day. The future of our world is what scares me. With everything going on into today’s times, it’s not really safe anywhere. But we can’t live in a cocoon.

    I’ve kept your mom in prayers and I hope her recovery improves quicker

    Love ya man ♥️

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    • Kristoffer says

      July 17, 2018 at 8:08 am

      You’ve got a wonderful family, and that’s gotta help.

      Love your strength! And, heck, I admire you. =)

      -K

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      • Martha Swartz says

        July 18, 2018 at 2:26 am

        I am very Blessed with my wonderful children & grandchildren.
        Thank you for your kind words. I Miss you

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  2. Kathie says

    July 17, 2018 at 5:02 pm

    you say. I went to 32 different grade schools. Yes really I did… just settle in and bam on to the next one. We were called Minute Man kids. There has been books written about us and Facebook groups. What I have found that moving so much makes attachment hard. The few friends I have I hold on to with dear life always thinking they will leave me. It’s hard to get to know me. Not that I am unfriendly it’s more that I don’t know why you would want to be my friend. Boring…….

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  3. Angela Biondo says

    August 11, 2018 at 1:37 am

    I carried baggage for along time, untill I realized it was a choice, I could choose to let it go , remember what it taught me, and free myself, so I lightened my load. But that’s what life is all about , learning, learning to love, not just others but ourselves, learning to trust ,learning to let go when someone holds us back or the relationship becomes toxic, and then sharing what we learned. i came across this poem many years ago, and it’s so deep
    I traveled a mile with happiness and she chattered all the way
    But left me none the wiser for all she had to say
    Then i walked a mile with sorrow and never a word said he
    But oh the things I learned when sorry walked with me.

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Michigan-based author Kristoffer Gair wrote his first puppet play in 1st Grade and continued writing in one form or another from that point on. Much of it was crap, but there were tiny nuggets of potential mixed in with the likes of Pickle Pony Gets A Puzzle. He spent three of his years at Fraser High School performing in plays, then attended Grand Valley State University where he graduated with degrees in Film & Video and Creative Writing.

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