I M Perfect; and it is impossible not to be.

Beth Jukuri

Latest Posts

  • We call living.

    I am in my 9th week of recovery, this week I have returned to work, biked and hiked – and the hip is holding up well. Recovery pain is different than the pain of injury. It is more like fitness… Continue reading

  • Nature of home

    We traveled over to Martha's Vineyard by ferry.  I wasn't expecting there to be so many open beaches; I pictured the shorelines all privately owned. This sign appeared by a sandy road heading towards the beach, a sign that said… Continue reading

  • Road to recovery!

    I highly recommend travel recovery; where you take a road trip while recovering from surgery. Not physically able to work, but yet in good shape to be a tourist. I walked sandy beaches… And rocky shorelines. Climbed a  few steps.… Continue reading

  • Together!

    Today I looked at my wedding album, a small, very small plastic one, with just a dozen or so pictures. Small amateur 3 x 2 snapshots of our special day.  It's a reflection of how my old religion, and society… Continue reading

  • Peace inside of Me!

    I am thinking, that I am now shopping by feel.  It is the feel of the fabric itself and then the way it feels on me, and not so much about how it looks. I am no longer able to… Continue reading

  • Endless without Pain

    Today marks six weeks since surgery and I feel at least 10 years younger! It is quite remarkable how pain is so dense, and quite heavy to carry. Like a negative friend who tries to drag you down with magnetic… Continue reading

  • Women are Rising!

    What I love about writing on this blog are the answers and understanding I get, that I didn't have previously.  Yesterday, I believed that we had to change MSU, and found out the bigger and most important change will happen… Continue reading

  • Place to Focus

    I have tried blogging about the MSU case and the Sister Survivors and my experiences, trying to show how upside down and backwards it all is. I feel like typing this is banging my head against the wall, that there are… Continue reading

  • Magic in her Art

    While watching my 3 year old granddaughter pick out fabrics, squealing with delight, when a certain one excited her, I realized that this is art. The way colors, designs, and how they go together, make you feel. It is about… Continue reading

  • Freedom Bus

      This was originally posted in April of 2009 – I believe it shows the adult child learning to be her own person and how it feels to set out and try to detach from the cycle of abuse. I have been… Continue reading

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