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 | 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 3, 2013 | Aging, Death, Family
Two movies in one weekend. Probably some kind of a record for me. I’ve been telling myself for weeks that I wanted to go to a movie, but saying something and doing something about it are two different things. Finally, I said, “Ok, now.” Yesterday I...
by Priscilla H Wilson | Jan 19, 2013 | Aging, Death, Faith
Love, anger, revenge and forgiveness all swirled across the screen during the Metropolitan Opera’s HD broadcast of Donizetti’s Maria Stuarda this afternoon. My sister, Pam, Kaze and I listened/watched entranced for three hours as Queen Elizabeth I and Mary...
by Priscilla H Wilson | Jun 14, 2012 | Death, Writing
Last week my friend, Kaze and I gloried in the glow of changing light on the multi-colored pillars of stone outside our door. This is a week set aside to work on the book we are writing. It became so much more. A kaleidoscope of emotions visits us before our time at...
by Priscilla H Wilson | Sep 21, 2011 | Aging, Death, Family
“I’m not going to date one of the ‘big boys.” I’d heard a rumor that Rodney Wilson planned to ask me for a date. Since I was only a junior in high school, his return from the Navy qualified him as one of the “big boys.” That spring of 1947 most of my girl friends at...
