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Thank You, Grandma

November 22, 2018 By Kim

Tonight, as we went around the table giving toasts and telling each other what we were thankful for, my daughter tearfully talked about her grandmothers. Why? Because grandmothers are special. I am so happy she shares a close bond with two wonderful, strong women. My beautiful grandmother, known by some of us as “Betty The […]

Filed Under: Grandma Betty, growing up, guides, happiness, life, looking within, Mothers, reflection, Uncategorized Tagged With: Betty The Best, grandma, thank you, thanksgiving

Candlewood Forever

July 8, 2017 By Kim

Candlewood, my childhood, always summer, floating and first loves and swim team ribbons, and the stone wall retainer, and that stairway down to the soft sand, and Sunnies nipping my toes, and splashing, and shrieking, and underwater handstands, and backward somersaults, and uncles throwing children high into the air, coming to surface with our long […]

Filed Under: Grandma Betty, happy, happy memories, Peace, poetry, reflection Tagged With: Candlewood Lake, childhood, forever, Grandmother, grateful, growing up, life, memories

A Camper is My Own Private Idaho

May 5, 2017 By Kim

Kenskill, Shasta, Teardrop, Airstream, Scotty, Dandy, Bubble, Avalon.  Even their names are cute. AND I WANT THEM ALL! What is it about a vintage camper that gets me all hot and bothered? Do I want to run away? Do I pine to live the life of a vagabond, a nomad, exploring the many secret (and not so […]

Filed Under: bliss, camper, feeling young, finding peace, Grandma Betty, Travel Tagged With: adventure, camper, grace, life, open road, vintage, wanderlust

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About Kim

I am a poet, a writer, an over-the-top mischief maker, a trash talker, and an old school dirty bird. I will never (ever) say no to a properly aerated glass of Malbec on a Friday night. I use words like “feminist” and “sartorial” and “no” and actively flirt with a decline in readership whenever I put them all into one, cohesive sentence. I like mountain biking, trails, succulents, books, inspirational quotes and vivid dreams. I strive to live with a grateful, open heart. What I know to be true is that there is always time for personal reflection and change. It's never too late to grow new wings and learn to fly again. Namaste!

My essays and poetry can also be found at Rebelle Society, The Elephant Journal, The Manifest-Station, The Minds Journal, The Imperfect Parent, Scary Mommy, BonBon Break, Litchfield Magazine, The Block Island Times, and Today's Mama.

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