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Think of a child playing in a sand box or on a beach. Watch carefully.

At first the child may roam about freely or aimlessly. At any given moment, a focus begins to unfold. Perhaps this child finds a shell. The child picks up the shell and begins to look at it.

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I’m being quiet right now.

Check back in a couple of weeks, I’ll have some new and interesting things to share.

In the mean time - enjoy the season you’re in…

I’m participating in a neat little online course called SARK’s Awesome Anytime Adventure. Obviously, it’s a course offered by SARK (you can find out more at planetsark.com).  Anyway - I was doing some exploring with freedom, ‘that vacation feeling’, and succulence. I had an interesting realization I wanted to share. … read more…

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Okay — I struggle a bit.

I had a vivacious energy focused upon my changing weight — to lose a bit, to eat better, to be more active. While that is still present, it has been having a bit of a duel with that part of me that is ‘going to do what it wants to do’ just to be stubborn. … read more…

I was pondering the risks of healing and put together a few ideas.

To me, healing is a risk because if something requires healing, then there is a trouble that requires a healing. I don’t necessarily want to know what the trouble is (sometimes). Other times, I invite the trouble, because I know there is learning and nourishment there for my soul to grow. … read more…

I have a step-son who had a birthday this week. He’s branching off into his ‘after high-school’ life with adventures untold. Perhaps his choices are not the choices I would wish for him, but they are his. He is making them, and his life is unfolding to support his choices. … read more…

And so it is. Is it true? Are there really angels among us? I believe there are. They come in all shapes and sizes.

There are angels who care for an aging parent that is separated by distance from her children. Thank you, angels. … read more…

In the spirit of all that is splendidly imperfect, I’m going to celebrate what is imperfect in my world. Care to join me?

I made a recipe this weekend, doubled part of it and didn’t double the other part — oops! (It’s still edible :-)  ) … read more…

Happy Anniversary you two!!!!

You are the only Mom and Dad I’ve ever had and you are still my Mom and Dad.  It’s a good thing, for me, I hope it is for you as well.

You’ve taught me well — about relationships — the ebb and flow, the give and take, the laughter and the jokes. Thank you for being my teacher. … read more…