Lately I’m feeling like my life is on speed dial. Where did the last 10 years go or the last 20?
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I was born in Mercy Hospital in Miami, Florida on January 29th, 1951. According to my Mother, I started to come into the world before the Doctor could be located. The nurses were instructed to stop my birth. I am claustrophobic. It all started 37 years ago, when I was confined in an elevator and couldn’t get out. I felt the walls caving in on me and I couldn’t breathe.  Jan.16th is my 35th wedding Anniversary. I think that’s a pretty good accomplishment in this day and age considering I know couples who stay together less time than the warranty on their appliances. The other day my husband and I were coming back from a business meeting when he suddenly decided to stop by the side of the highway and take pictures of me on an old bridge. I’d been on that bridge before and remembered how I felt as the bridge swayed with each step I took. Here are some of the items I sold at my yard sale and a little about the “characters” who purchased them. I was offline for a few days and went back on, I discovered that Facebook had completely revamped their format. People of all ages were complaining but I was imagining that MY generation was suffering the worst anxiety over the changes.  I’ve come up with a plan that I have named, ” Debi’s …Make Each Day Last A Little Longer.”  There are times in life that you want to scream because you are so damn frustrated. Perhaps, like me, you’ve had something happen that changed your life forever.  I have twenty first cousins on my Father’s side. Counting myself and my siblings, there are twenty five of us.  |
Previously a columnist for The Asheville Citizen Times, Rapid River Magazine, and Savvy Discounts, Debi also created and hosted a radio talk show called "You've Been Caught... Being Nice!" Debi and her husband Richard have four chidren, one granddaughter, and are the owners of JDR Cleaning Service, Inc. Richard is a North Carolina Real Estate Broker.
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Copyright © 2012 Debi Drecksler - All Rights Reserved
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Debi Drecksler's passion is writing for and about the "guy on the street."
