October 2019

  • Maria Shriver’s Sunday Paper

    A friend sent me a message about Maria Shriver's Sunday Paper – https://shrivermedia.cmail20.com/t/ViewEmail/t/73978F1AB77BEF982540EF23F30FEDED/9247327A674C7A1DCE63909E3969C05F?fbclid=IwAR3SlSmlh5Lb4eRa4lsn0Tc3I1UP02EYglZzSHUnY5l-HfZMjNTb2sIke04#fr On this Sunday, she writes about our super power.  How it is kind of like our cape. Which then begs each of us to wonder, what is… Continue reading

  • Reality that isn’t Talked About

    Secrets– "something that is kept or meant to be kept unknown or unseen by others." "something that is not properly understood; a mystery."   I believe I have always thought, that secrets were known. That we had to know a… Continue reading

  • No Secrets

    "How come you never talk about a Mom, do you have a Mom?" asked my 4 and a half year old granddaughter? "I do have a Mom, but I haven't talked to her in many years," I said. "You could… Continue reading

  • “Know My Name”

    I finished reading "Know My Name" by Chanel Miller, a victim of sexual assault.  You perhaps know her perpetrator more than you know her.  Brock Turner assaulted her. She was admittedly blacked out from drinking.   This book shows the… Continue reading

  • All perfect

    This Fall weather is simply breathtaking. It is actually hard to go to work, ignoring the facts of what glorious things I could be doing outside. I drove along the lakeshore and whimpered at the lake, the colors and the fresh fall… Continue reading

  • With Change Comes Loss

    I heard on a podcast, that with change comes loss.   Doesn't that make sense?   I think harder than adding something new, is losing something old.   Giving up a part of your life that has become comfortable, even… Continue reading