Today we celebrate International Women’s Day. Little Things Matter. I just received a lovely card from a friend reminding me, and I’d like to remind
It’s saying a lot: at every opportunity, choose to love. It is, and I am finding, that the practice of choosing to love, yes, at
When in Doubt, Choose to Love: Finding Calm, Clarity When in doubt, Choose to Love. There are so many things to say about Love that my heart starts
Asking, “Are We Having Fun Yet? Are we having fun yet? What a question to ask, you might think, in the midst of a raging
Bad othering is harming us all: we can change this. Whether you celebrate Advent and Christmas, Hanukkah, Solstice, Kwanzaa, or perhaps simply December, with its growing depth
Reasons to be grateful: let me count the ways indeed! I am a dual citizen, and one of the benefits (and there are soooo
After several days of deluging rain, the sun and blue sky and pink clouds have returned and I notice that moving from Joy to Joy
The stories we tell ourselves matter a lot. They make a huge difference in our own lives…whether the story is about the universe itself,
“Finding joy in the ordinary is magical” is actually an understatement. I am an Enneagram Type 7 and a curse of this Type is to always be
Balance has been very much on my mind these days. How DO we/I create balance in our lives? At times it feels like a juggling
Acceptance and Surrender: Do They Mean Giving Up? Acceptance and surrender do not mean giving up…Or? This is a big one, and tricky… at least
What’s the hurry? Slow down! Yes, yes, I know. I’ve been hearing it’s good to slow down for years. The topic of hurry and rush
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