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Successfully staying at home with the ones we most love, without losing our minds
Posted on March 25, 2020 Leave a Comment
Self-quarantine. Shelter in place. Hunker in. 15 days to slow the spread. Working from home. School distance learning. However you call it, just #StayHome, folks. This too shall pass, one day we will indeed be able to leave the house for absolutely no reason. And also to meet friends and extended family at a dine-in […]
Your Experience Is Your Own. The Other Person Has Their Own, Too. Here’s How Both Thrive:
Posted on January 16, 2019 2 Comments
I will not attempt to control another’s experience. I got to live this the other day, and I tell you, I am having a completely different and much more elevated experience of relationship. If you have ever questioned your long-term compatibility with your spouse, a friend, or even your children, then read on.
Perception and Experience
Posted on January 9, 2019 1 Comment
When your loved ones are seeing through a lens of frustration and negativity, do you help them see another way by sharing your perspective of optimism and light? How does that go for you? For myself, I have noticed that as a species we seem to have an underwhelming appreciation for being offered a way […]
A Health “Before and After” Puzzle
Posted on September 12, 2018 Leave a Comment
self care giving Self care + caregiving Fill your cup first and then look after others from the overflow.
The Weight of Sweet Memory
Posted on June 24, 2013 Leave a Comment
Walking in the front door of home with my parents and brother who is older by a year and a half, I am maybe four. My favorite Grandma and Grandpa are staying with us from out of state. This time was especially interesting: my brother and I got to each pick out a candy bar […]
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