I’ve been in observation mode lately. Even observing myself. It’s an odd feeling to be outside of myself and look at myself objectively (as much as I possibly can, given the fact that I AM myself!) I notice postings on FaceBook about people who are unhappy in their day to day life. (I also notice… Continue Reading
Category Archives: Everyday Life
Giving people (and plants) a chance
Once again, I learned a very valuable lesson from my very wild flower garden. I noticed something a few weeks ago that appeared to be a weed. But, I decided to take a chance and let it grow. After all, if it turned out, indeed, to be a weed, then I had the opportunity to… Continue Reading
Why, oh WHY, do I want to be a victim?
Well, let me fill you in on why I do! Or did. But, it is easier to see now…and much easier dealt with. (This is probably one of the most transparent blogs I have ever written!) Conversation with Myself: Why do you feel the need to check your phone 20 times/hour just to see (… Continue Reading
The Pot of Gold….
…..at the end of the rainbow. Tell me, you haven’t dreamed of finding the pot of gold. The gift of a long journey to somewhere in never never land (oops – wrong story!). This morning I was gifted by the skies with a large incredibly beautiful full rainbow to the west. I was sitting outside… Continue Reading
Lessons from a weed….errr….flower garden
I just got back from the most life changing opportunity I have ever had. I have been drawn to do a shamanic journey for about 6 years. It’s an intense journey, and one never knows what to expect. I met incredible people who I now consider family members who give nothing but unconditional love. Never… Continue Reading
Interconnectedness…why is it important?
What if the person working the drive through at Mcdonalds and you were more interconnected that you thought? Ever entertained that idea? I have – frequently – (it’s how my brain works – seriously…one never knows what’s gonna come outta there!). Kit (my second child) and I were talking about how tight his glasses were… Continue Reading
