On a warm fall day in September at 5:20 am a baby girl was born.
just waighed three pounds.
She has red hair.
Her skin was very soft.keyboard
She was very small.keyboard
How small she could fit in a shoe box.
When she was three we moved from the family farm on sober street.
The day my family moved to the 9 house.
I stayed at a friend's house.
When my parents was all moved in my parents came and got me.
My friend gave me a big bag of cheesies I wouldn't share.
When I was four years old I met my friend Mary.
She is a very special lady.
My friend Mary would help me as much as she could.
Mary made me spaghetti with chicken.
It was so delicious.
When I was five years old I started school.
I was so small I could not get on the school bus.
When I was eight I had to stay in the hospital for eight days.
I had a very bad kidney infection.
While I was at the hospital I learned how to color.
The mother of my roommate showed me how.
In my life time I have loved and lost.
When I was ten I lost my grandmother that I'm names after.
Now that I'm all grown up.
I have loved my children. One boy and one girl.
They have children now so that makes me a grandmother. They call me Nana.
I have found Jesus when I was Eleven years old.
So in my life I have a special place in my heart for our heavenly Father.
That's the best feeling.
I'm in my fiftys now and found love again with Zach Mc Clure. For the rest of my life.
Using Calgary as a backdrop the author satirizes the self-serving nature of the public as it continues to fatten itself, not only physically, but egotistically as well.
This collection of poetry addresses the nature of time, reflections on the natural world, the difficulty of loss,
contemporary social issues and gratitude for life.