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Author Archives: Suzette Sherman (Founder, SevenPonds)
My Most Unusual Valentine’s Day Ever Resulted in an Epiphany About Life
What the most underrated part of life really is
Boy did I have an unusual Valentine’s Day this year, and it brought to me the most amazing epiphany! This past year resulted in a love not real (that’s the short version), followed by many Valentine’s Day gifts given and … Continue reading
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Tagged Drugs and Rock & Roll, Emotions, Epiphany, Gifts, Life, Love, Plutchick's Wheel of Emotions, SevenPonds, Sex, Unusual Valentine's
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Japanese Death Poems, Written by Zen Monks and Haiku Poets on the Verge of Death
What words are as packed full of meaning and metaphor then those of a haiku?
I’ve been fascinated by haiku ever since I first laid eyes on one. Their intrinsic nature is to elicit mystery swirling around their brevity of words. Not only are they the shortest poems known to mankind, haiku unfailingly evoke breathtaking … Continue reading
Living Without the One You Cannot Live Without by Natasha Josefowitz
One woman's grief over the loss of her husband is shared in page by page moments
The book, “Living Without the One You Cannot Live Without,“ is visually written to appear like poetry, but it’s not really poetry as we know it. Yet there is indeed something poetic about its approach. More stream of consciousness, with carefully … Continue reading
”1001 Buildings You Must See Before You Die” by Mark Irving
All with my copy of 1001 Buildings You Must See Before You Die under my arm
Sneaking into amazing buildings is such great fun. I will enjoy the art of trespassing until I die. I got the bug back in my college days, when I just short of minored in architecture. I traveled many a distance … Continue reading
Don’t be Mistaken, This Is Indeed a Problem
When you’re sick enough to get a view of death’s door you wonder, why can't doctors just listen?
Last month, I was so insanely ill I was unable to write my Sharing Suzette. What I learned is our hospital system ain’t no HOUSE show. You know that TV show where a group of brilliant doctors, including the illustrious … Continue reading
