A few weeks ago, you may or may not remember that I received a surprise from my friend Scott whose 3-year-old sarcastic email popped to the top of my list when I opened my cell. Well, he told me to let his family know he would be at his daughter's wedding. (The message came via a medium, which I sought out after receiving his email.) Anyway, the wedding was last weekend. It was beautiful. The bride and groom were beaming. The setting was amazingly romantic and wonderful. Sco

I woke up the other day and grabbed my cell phone as I always do. I have a habit of checking to make sure I don't have any bad news from the mainland. Those of you who are parents may know that even if your kids are grown, you always worry. So, you know how your email always shows the latest message in your inbox when you open it? Well, I almost passed out when I saw a message from a friend of mine who died a year and a half ago. It was a message I had received and didn't k

Everyone will be forced to grieve at some point in time. If you are lucky it won't happen until you are old enough to understand it. I had a grandparent die when I was young and I had no clue what was going on. In elementary school, a neighbor ended his life in the driveway to his home. That was strange to me. I recall feeling terrible for his wife and teenaged son. When I was in high school a friend died in a car crash. That is when I first realized that some folks don't g