What’s on My Heart
“The best thing for being sad, replied Merlin, is to learn something.”— T. H. White This isn’t the blog I intended for this month, but […]
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“The best thing for being sad, replied Merlin, is to learn something.”— T. H. White This isn’t the blog I intended for this month, but […]
What’s on My Heart Read More »
“The best and most beautiful things in the worldcannot be seen or touched…but are felt in the heart.”— Helen Keller My only sister and I
I Am My Brother’s Keeper Read More »
“To let knowledge produce troubles, and then use knowledge to prepare against them,is like stirring water in hopes of making it clear.”— Lao-Tzu “This is
When Your Intellect Hijacks Your Wisdom Read More »
“Should you ever hear that voice inside exclaim that you’re working too slow, are too easily distracted, or that you should take life more seriously,
“Your Inner Story: Is the Voice in Your Head Your Friend?” Read More »
“Relationships improve when we enhance our state of emotional well-being.”– Renée Trudeau, life balance teacher/author/speaker Ever worry in advance about a situation or a relationship
Are You a Preemptive Striker? Read More »
“It’s such a simple thing, but in a moment of ego we refuse to put down what we carry in order to open the door.”–
Letting Go of Old Wounds: Opening the Door to 2014 Read More »
I love it when my head-thoughts appear in another person’s blog. It happened on a quiet night as I sat at my computer, struggling with
A Friend’s Valuable Notes on Self Worth Read More »
Be prepared when the ouch of vulnerability hits. Feedback, aka constructive criticism, can sometimes hurt when I’m in thin-skin mode. I emailed a blog post
The Gift of Honesty, the Price of Vulnerability Read More »
Is thy butt getting sore because you’re on the fence about something or someone? Concerned about your unappreciative boss? Upset over a nasty neighbor? Troubled
Here, Let Me Help You with Those Weeds Read More »
“This drying out, this self-crowding sneaks up on me. It seems I must always feel a little wilted or deadened before I know I’m too
Are You Pot-bound? Read More »