
A Box of Memories Brought Him Closer to His Late Wife
In the garage he found mementos that reminded him of moments—big and small—from their long and happy relationship.
In 1978, author Loren Eiseley published an essay called “The Star Thrower.” It recounts a beach walk by a narrator...
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In the garage he found mementos that reminded him of moments—big and small—from their long and happy relationship.

As she strolled through her Brooklyn neighborhood on a hot summer day, the over-the-top sweater reminded her that angels were near.

A kind holiday gesture done many years ago found its way back to him when he needed it the most.

A poem that models the complex yet powerful process of letting go of challenging feelings.

A Jewish prayer gives us space to mourn and speak words of praise and affirmation at the same time.

She avoided buses and subways because she wanted a quiet ride home. Or so she thought.

He never mentioned making a tape for her, but somehow knew she’d find it when she was ready to hear it.

There was always a reason for a dog’s behavior—and hers.

Healing after a loss means embracing the fullness of your emotions.

After a loss, struggling with where a loved one has gone.

Yes, God’s truth and grace can be found in a modest church or a soaring cathedral, but He’s also in places we never thought to look.

After the death of a spouse, the memories come flooding back. So do the emotions.
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