As I mentioned in last week’s blog on Clutter Meets the Enneagram #1 energy, I invited you to set aside your identified core type and just see if you recognize…
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I had a request from one of my blog subscribers, which is a rare and wonderful thing. Carol asked me if I knew of any writing on the topic of…
Hello Friends, I know I’ve dropped off the blog grid for a bit; I’ve missed writing to you. At the same time, it’s been good self-care for me to allow…
This morning I woke up to the sound of pouring rain, and perhaps even some hail. I was surprised. It wasn’t supposed to rain until later in the day. I…
When the astronaut Edgar Mitchell was out in space he looked back at earth, and from his vantage point amidst the stars, with fresh child-like eyes, he had an epiphanic…
How do we know when something has reached completion? How are we sure we are finished? I ask these questions in a general way. They could apply to a relationship,…
Not long after my father died, my dear friend Ann said to me, “The two of you had a truly remarkable relationship.” I was really missing him and probably crying…
Have we forgotten that we need to laugh? These days especially! We need to giggle and guffaw and wheeze so hard we almost wet ourselves. Or laugh until we cry….
I have been very tired lately. Well-researched articles about zoom fatigue are beginning to appear in credible publications. Since I am on zoom all day, I attribute some of my…
The phrase “a shot in the arm” probably originated in the 1950’s. Cambridge dictionary defines it to mean “something that has a sudden, strong, positive effect on something else providing…
