by Priscilla H Wilson | Mar 24, 2016 | Aging, Family
Maybe birthdays get more awesome with each passing year. Is that due to gratefulness that we are still here…and doing quite well, thank you. Or is it that friends and family are just glad we haven’t caused any big upset this year? In any case, March 22 was...
by Priscilla H Wilson | Mar 27, 2015 | Aging, Death, Family, Writing
Another dear friend and colleague died this week. Betty Pesek and I first met on the west side of Chicago in April, 1967 at the Ecumenical Institute. Forty-eight years ago this month. In early 1967, staff at the EI developed a tactic they called “the Trilogy” to...
by Priscilla H Wilson | Mar 4, 2014 | Aging, Death, Faith, Travel, Writing
Kaze and I are excited to announce the launch of Everyday Wonder, from Kansas to Kenya – from Ecuador to Ethiopia. Available on Amazon.com – also at Bruce Smith Pharmacy in Prairie Village, KS – as well as from either one of us. Read more about our new book ...
by Priscilla H Wilson | Nov 5, 2013 | Aging
A cold damp walk in Loose Park with no people. Only beautiful trees bidding goodbye to fall. As good as a walk in France Here I have memories of walking with Rodney–whose 87th B-day would be tomorrow.
by Priscilla H Wilson | Jun 5, 2013 | Aging, Death, Family
Sixty-one years ago my Mother and I ride the Santa Fe Chief to Chicago to shop for my trousseau. It is August before my marriage to Rodney Eugene Wilson. Our wedding takes place October 26, 1952. Today, June 5, 2013 it has been two years since his death. Time is so...
by Priscilla H Wilson | Mar 8, 2013 | Aging, Family
I never met a three-day-old donkey before. Ben, Tina and I flew into San Antonio. After the drive north to Boerne we headed for a bite of lunch, a bit of birding in Cibilo Park and checking in at Ye Kendall Inn. News of Diane Wilson’s death threw us into a swirl of...
