Sittin' at a Bus Stop, Waitin' on a Train

by Lynn Woodruff Gray

Grief is a long road without end, and time is not the healer, but what you do with that time that heals. The choices you make in your journey meet with many challenges, but there is always an open door for better days. You may take two steps forward and six steps back, but it is those two steps that will make the difference. Holding to the rope railings of a swinging bridge as you move forward, is a shaky endeavor, but not one that can't be accomplished if you keep moving. This is what Lynn realized when coming to terms with her emotions. It was like sittin' at a bus stop, waitin' on a train.

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[Carolyn J Poynter · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really enjoyed this.

It was well worth the rating. It kept my interest. I couldn't put it down. You felt like you were with the writer all the way.