Monthly Archives: September 2018

9-11: 17 Years

Posted on September 11, 2018 by julianaemmaberntsen

Alan Jackson wrote a song “Where Were You” (when the world stopped turning) and it comes closest to my remembrance of that day. I was working in the field of dialysis during that time. My shift had me in downtown … Continue reading →

Posted in Roads of Employment, Roads of Events, Uncategorized | Tagged 9-11, banks minneapolis, dialysis, dialyzing patients, financial centers, hep c, HIV AIDS, military jets, minneapolis, nursing homes, Pearl Harbor, plane hit towers, prisons, twin towers | Comments Off

Gardening with My Thoughts

Posted on September 10, 2018 by julianaemmaberntsen

I have found in the last few weeks I fleetingly think of the son I lost. But, no longer does it stay long enough to start dwelling on what could have been done differently or what I should have told … Continue reading →

Posted in Roads of Family, Uncategorized | Tagged bikes racing, bullying, children outside, facebook, gardening weeds, guilt son's death, hickory gang, neighborhood playing, noisy neighborhood, playing outside, smart phones, son died, son dying, tame garden, video games, wild garden | Comments Off

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9-11: 17 Years

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