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Tag Archives: memory
The Gift That Stopped Time
A few Christmases ago, my daughter gave me something I didn’t even know I still longed for — a custom portrait that reunited three generations of our family, including my mother, who passed away in 2007. It hangs in our living room now, a daily reminder of legacy, love, and a daughter who knows her father’s heart. Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, custom art, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1852, daughter, family, fatherhood, grandfather, gratitude, legacy, meaningful gifts, memory
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Where Love Shows Up Quietly
Love doesn’t always announce itself. Sometimes it shows up in a phone call, a small voice asking to talk to Papi, a friend who chooses you again, or a memory carried in a mother’s voice. The moments that matter most aren’t loud—they’re faithful. Continue reading
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Tagged dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1820, family, fatherhood, friendship, From the Capn’s Pen, grandfatherhood, gratitude, legacy, love, memory, reflection
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What Makes Me Feel Nostalgic: How Small Objects Hold Our Biggest Memories
It doesn’t take much to make me nostalgic. A pen. A song. A movie. A scrap of paper left behind. Some people see clutter—but I see proof: of places I’ve been, people I’ve loved, and moments that mattered more than I knew at the time. Continue reading
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Tagged dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2169, family, From the Capn’s Pen, love, memory, Nostalgia, objects, parents, reflection, remembrance, writing life
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What the World Has Witnessed — and I’ve Lived to Remember
I’ve lived long enough to remember moon landings, assassinations, resignations, eruptions, and explosions—and somehow still believe the world is a beautiful, unforgettable place. Continue reading
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Tagged dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2099, events, history, justice, memory, Politics, Sports
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The Most Expensive Meal I Never Paid For
When it comes to spending big on a meal, Daryl and I have a tradition. For birthdays, anniversaries, and other milestones, we treat ourselves to high-end local restaurants—places like Madure or Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse. They’re not cheap, but the cuisine, … Continue reading
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Tagged breast cancer, cancer, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2022, expensive, graduation, memory, money, mother, Triple-Negative
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A Season That Tells Its Own Story
Today’s question surrounds future travel plans. And while there aren’t any long-range plans (like special trips to far-off locales – though I’m hoping Daryl and I can start making that happen in the very near future). But as I glanced … Continue reading
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Tagged birthday, Bourbon, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2008, family, father, friends, grandson, memory, travel
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