At the risk of sounding a bit like one of those late night infomercials, I have to say there’s more! This is a follow-up to a post I wrote a month back entitled “No Home No [...]
Peace is Possible A group spent days visiting with the Dalai Lama focusing upon what they believe are five most important questions to be considered. The five questions were: 1. How do we address [...]
How important is it to have a clean house? How do you juggle a demanding job and a family and still have the time for basic chores like cleaning? My sister Martha, a hospice nurse and mom to a [...]
Enough? Not enough? There’s are a series of phrases in my book I call “softening attitudes.” One set in particular is designed to ease the mind’s tight grip on the idea [...]
“We don’t see things as they are. We see them as we are.” –Anais Nin In a common place environment at an inappropriate hour, do we perceive beauty? Do we stop to appreciate it? [...]
No matter how hard I try, it seems I’m always racing out the door – squeezing into five minutes about 30 things I need to do before I hit the road. My whirling headspace looks something [...]
“Struggle and joy are not on the same channel.” –Abraham-Hicks If you could have what you wanted, would you take it? This short video by Abraham-Hicks suggests that you go for what [...]
“How we hold the simplest of our tasks speaks loudly about how we hold life itself. – Gunilla Norris, Being Home “I once saw a staggering statistic in Newsweek: ‘It takes the average [...]
January 1. 2010. Ten minutes past midnight. New Year’s Resolutions are not really my thing. My style is more like that of painter: broader brushstrokes, organic and impressionistic. I love [...]
I have this quote on all of my out-going emai...
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