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2010 was the Women's Housing Coalition’s first year our ladies brought you their stories through our blog. 2011 brings you five different residents of the WHC that are sharing their every day lives as they move toward self-sufficiency. You will find that many of the challenges they face are things we all face, to one degree or another. Looking for a job, caring for children or grandchildren, celebrating happy occasions are in all of our lives.
The WHC hopes you will follow the women who are writing throughout the year as they confront issues and experience success.
Happy reading!
How have you been? I just wanted to first say "Happy belated Mother's Day". I had a beautiful Mother's Day. I went to spend time with my mother and daughter this mother's day and had a beautiful time. My mother's birthday was on May 7th and Mother's Day was the following day so we planned a suprise birthday/mother's day party for my mother. She has never had a suprise birthday party and she just turned 74 so a good time was had by all. On another subject, a serious one, our friend, Dee, has had 2 strokes and is on the ICU unit at University of Maryland Me
Just a little "food for thought", DON'T PRAY FOR PATIENCE... GOD HAS A SENSE OF HUMOR!!!! I followed my own advice and went to a dinner and dance with a friend that didn't have anything to do with the 12 steps. I had a great time but also came to one realization.......
Hey everybody is the weather a pain or what? I don't know whether to pull out my spring clothes or leave my sweaters on the shelf. Lately I have been trying to correspond with one of my sisters,she's the glass half empty one. I think that it would be easier to nail jello to a wall. It's like trying to talk sense to her and she hears and reads what's not there, even when you draw a crystal clear picture. Of course the person I am, I shoot straight from the hip and don't candy coat anything and that doesn't go over real well because it's not what s