Empowerment Category
Change Is Easy: Here’s A Fun Way to Begin.
Posted on September 27, 2017 2 Comments
Oh yikes, change. Talk about a loaded word. Change is good. Change is hard. I don’t wanna change. I really wish he/she would change. I’m ready for a change. Either way, change implies a separation. A gap between where I am here, and where I’m looking at over there. Crossing that distance can seem overwhelming. […]
What I Learned on My Summer Vacation
Posted on September 20, 2017 1 Comment
A good vacation shakes up your routine. A great vacation reverberates into an upgraded internal routine upon your return. My amazing summer road trip with my hubby and dog was a really good vacation. It was wonderful to do some completely new things and to see some different sights together. We journeyed on a local […]
How Hairstyles Lead to Crab Fishing
Posted on September 13, 2017 2 Comments
No, this isn’t an endless Google-search rabbit hole. (Although it could be — can anyone discover a link of six degrees from donating hair to crabbing?!? Bonus points if you can work in Kevin Bacon. Please share it in the comments!) It is a discovery of how Life opens up when you begin to say […]
Three Things that Make Life Awesome.
Posted on September 6, 2017 Leave a Comment
3 things I am grateful for from yesterday: Beautiful time spent with very dear friends. A hose and running water that made muddy-dog cleanup away from home effortless. Receiving a ten-year-in-the-making Aha! through incredible conversation with an amazing woman. Each one of these just makes life better. Thank you, and Amen. What are you grateful […]
You CAN Get There from Here! Here’s How.
Posted on August 30, 2017 Leave a Comment
We get dissatisfied, we want something else for ourselves. Something different. Something…more. This is not ingratitude: we are meant to continually grow and evolve. To become. Sometimes it’s a big outward thing, like a different job. Sometimes it’s a seemingly small outward yet great-big-huge inward thing, like more peacefulness. You know the feeling, of when […]
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