Examples of an Imperfect woman

  • You Can Walk Alone.

    I saw a glimpse of myself yesterday, a reluctant woman standing there, unable or even having the desire to walk away.   The game is over, the race is completed, the field is empty, it is all over and I… Continue reading

  • To What End?

    Between going back in my blog and reading Martha Beck’s book, “Leaving the Saints,” I see how it always falls into just two sides.   It seems very cut and dried, just two people and their view of the same… Continue reading

  • A Pretend Story In Front of It.

    "One isn't necessarily born with courage, but one is born with potential. Without courage, we cannot practice any other virtue with consistency. We can't be kind, true, merciful, generous, or honest."     Maya Angelou   While rereading many of my… Continue reading

  • A Hoarder of Pain and Discomfort!

    “When we accept all of life’s contradictions, when we can comfortably flow between the banks of pleasure and pain, experiencing them both while getting stuck in neither, then we are free.”   Deepak Chopra   Below is from “The Presence Process”… Continue reading

  • I am a Perfect Guru of Me!

    I am in the 9th month of blogging, and am looking for my top ten posts, it seems an impossible task, to put favor one over another. So, here is another one that I wanted to repost.   Without the understanding… Continue reading

  • What is your Attitude?

    While reading my past blog posts, I came upon this one.  I want to re-post it. In the past few days I have had the opportunity to bump into many of my past girlfriends, some as far back as 40… Continue reading

  • No One Can Do It For You.

    I first heard about the five stages of grief in Forgiveness from Connie Domino and her book “The Law of Forgiveness,” which I have not read, yet.   I heard her in a conversation about how feelings and thoughts have… Continue reading

  • I didn’t stick together, I fell apart.

    Everything always comes down to feelings or maybe the absence of feeling a feeling.   It is hard to explain, but I feel the absence of feeling a part of a family.   And by tossing in ‘a family’ the… Continue reading

  • Manifesting Hope.

    In Martha Beck’s book “Leaving the Saints,” she wrote she read somewhere that,   “Forgiveness is giving up all hope of having a different past”   And there is a freedom that comes when you realize that all hope is… Continue reading

  • Party On, Party Off!

    As I ventured out to do the mail yesterday, it was my plan to follow it up with a delightful Christmas party and quilt meeting.   With this front and center I approached the Post Office resolute that I would… Continue reading