Dits & Dahs

One of the features of being married to a non-native English speaker, who occasionally sleep talks, is for the English spouse not understanding what they're saying. It's all about trust. This episode is an amalgam of various chats and music for the day, a sobriquet of the first full day of spring.

Shortly after I became a widow, I decided that I might as well record what I saying to myself, just so I could listen to it again, as a reminder of where I was at that point in my life. And, it stuck. The idea of committing time to creating content is a very healing experience as a journaling activity, and adds value to me by sharing my story.

Why call when a text will do? is my mantra, and those who communicate with me agree. So, when the phone rings, for me, it's an event. When it happens three times in one day, it's a sign. For me, the quantity, three, is what identifies the event as a sign. That's my cue that something's coming in.

This is the first podcast episode featuring my daily journaling of the mundane happenings in my life. I am an American widow working in the music business, an improvising musician, PawMaiden to my dog, Reida Rose, and sharing my spiritual experiences, as we walk in the woods out back.