Author Archive: Janice Exter Konstantinidis

Fall Wreath

Fall wreath The fall wreath placed, is bittersweet. Vibrant colors, goodbye heat. Inviting door is there to greet, the coming season. Reaping wheat, from pastures yellow, acorns dropped; the earth is mellow. Gardens bend their weary heads, and tired Clematis crave their beds. The wreath for winter, calls December, no more the colors of September. …

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Living In The Present

When I was young, my life was an open road, stretching endlessly toward the horizon. A multitude of goals, rites of passage, and fantasies filled my thoughts. With a strong body and a vibrant personality, the choices seemed endless. Adult milestones—career, marriage, parenthood—were my guiding stars, fueling my actions and decisions. I could always alter …

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