Tag Archive: memory

Nov 13

A passing anniversary

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November 13, 2014

Today marks the 14th anniversary of my father’s passing. To be honest, I didn’t think a lot about it today. But then the melancholy hit this evening – the sadness of what could have been; what I’d always hoped for; what never came to pass.

Tonight, in honor of my dad, …

Tags: death, life, memory

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Jan 22

They Googled what?!

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Miracles

by Leah Carey

January 22, 2012

Today I’ve spent a bunch of time considering how to get the word out to a wider audience about The Miracle Journal, and also how to make some money from this endeavor. I’m not expecting to quit my job or anything but as I work my way out of debt, every extra dollar helps.

I …

Tags: fun, games, Google, grocery store, memory, online fun, search terms

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Nov 13

In memoriam

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Dad, Miracles, Relationships

by Leah Carey

November 13, 2011

Robert Carey

Oct. 22, 1941 – Nov. 13, 2000

11 years today. It’s hard to believe that it’s been so long. There are times when it feels like the blink of an eye. There are others when it feels like an eternity.

This is the man who shaped me and molded …

Tags: death, life, memory, miracle

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Leah Carey is a transformational workshop leader, author, speaker, and life coach. She is also a journalist for a daily newspaper covering approximately 50 communities in northern New Hampshire and Vermont. Far from being born a natural optimist, Leah has spent time in the trenches. For over two decades she struggled with chronic depression, believing that no matter how hard she worked or how much she accomplished, she was never good enough and no one could ever understand.