About this blog

I’m a longtime writer and now a long-time widow (eight years). I want to share my thoughts and experiences of being single in my 50s and beyond after being married and raising kids for 28 years. It’s not the journey I signed up for, but the one I’m living with. I hope I can offer up some thoughts and experiences for those in a similar boat.

9 Responses to About this blog

  1. mary ann mccourt says:

    Hi Marti, I am a friend of Trish. We met a few years ago. I will keep you in my thoughts. Have you written about selling the family home? I am in the midst it doing that now. Happy holidays!

  2. I think you are right, but I have the usual tags for the topics I cover. I’ll try and expand. Thanks for your advice. Hope you are doing better these days. It continues to be an unpredictable but interesting road for me.

  3. dswidow says:

    Marti, saw your comment regarding postings and views – not really sure what to do. I have months with lots of views and some with very few. One thought is to work on the tags that you use – those make it easier for your posts to be seen when people search on certain topics.

  4. Glad I found your blog, Marti. You’re a wonderful writer, and your words will definitely help others. Have you heard of Modern Loss (www.modernloss.com? I’m a contributing editor there. If you ever want to submit an essay, please let me know. I can send you more info. Hugs to you.

    • Thank you, Niva, for the compliment and kind words. Did your mouse blog and my bat blog come out at just about the same time? Amazing if that is true. I would be interested in submitting to Modern Loss an essay one of these days — one of my blogs that I feel is worthy. Let’s keep in touch.

    • Hi Niva:

      I would like to contribute to Modern Loss. How do I do this?

      Thanks.

      Sounds like you are managing and adjusting well to your new climate and environment. In the Midwest, we’re breaking records for cold!!!

      Marti

  5. kristin says:

    You can help others with this blog. There are probably many out there who feel the same way you do. I was talking to my friend today who has lost a child and she pretty much said the same thing about the group grief sessions. everyone copes in their own way. you are not alone!

  6. Molly says:

    Great blog!

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