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As a writer, I have plenty of observations. So many, I just can’t help but share them all, feel free to scroll through my thoughts, maybe you can relate…
From where I sit
Good For Me.
I find it funny (funny- strange, not funny-ha ha) as I move through life, how difficult it is to do the things that I know are good for me. Especially when it comes to retaining and building relationships. You know, the ones that bring peace and calm to your heart,...
Glasses
So here's a legitimate question for all my glasses-wearing readers; how long until you get used to having glasses as a permanent fixture on your face and in your life? I was prescribed glasses a few years ago, for reading at first. I had started to notice at...
Too Much Information.
I can't help but notice that as a society we are more distrustful of the outside world than previously. Especially here in the south of the USA, - I can’t really speak for any area I am not living in obviously. People are extra vigilant about keeping their private...
Latest Posts
Is it Worth Tying Yourself to a Brand?
I don’t know about you but it feels like social media has become a massive pitch platform, with people you know and don’t know “reaching out”, and people messaging “once in a lifetime offers” or “you’d be great as our brand ambassador” offers or “sell 20,000 copies...
On Being Grateful.
This year I have been working on my gratitude practice. Sure, I would like to think I have always been a grateful person, or that I’m more grateful than the people I see around me, but then gauging yourself on how you see people around you is not a very accurate...
Here’s to Time.
I’ve always been fascinated by time, I remember as a little kid watching our grandmother clock it wasn’t in a case, and hung on the wall, but had weights and chimed the hour and half-hour, listening to the constant ticking and watching the second-hand move, listening...
Meditation & Space.
I have a long history with meditation, I remember the first time I ever tried it, I was in high school, and we had to lay on the floor, and someone talked us through a visualization of entering a cave, and what we could see and hear. We were not told it was meditating...
Strong-Willed Children.
My son is very strong-willed, just like his dad, and me. It’s tough because we live in a world where strong wills are seen as a good thing until that child must fit in somewhere. Like school or church or sports teams. My strong-willed son has never responded well to...
Course Correction.
I used to think that if I could not stick to a plan and see it through, that meant I could not follow through, or finish anything. And that I was lazy and had no drive. This belief was reinforced by false narratives I heard from the adults around me as I was growing...
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