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Until she can find her own.
The hardest part of being a mom is when your child takes an exit that you didn’t see coming and they seem to disappear from the usual landscape and it leaves you separated. And I am not even sure what… Continue reading
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It Is what It is.
When they say, “beauty is in the eye of the beholder,” I also feel that truth can be viewed the same way. We only see what we want to see and disregard the rest. I also believe we can only… Continue reading
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Blanket of White Light
I just awoke from a dream in which I was conversing with my mother, part of the dream she was there, the other she was on the phone, it vacillated back and forth. There was a lot of over talking… Continue reading
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Let me be Free!
While many may not feel or experiences brushes from souls passed, I feel the presence of my father’s sister, the one who taught me how to quilt, who set me on a path of playing with fabric that suited my… Continue reading
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Spoiled Brat?
Sarah Ban Breathnach writes in her book, “Moving On,” let’s take a fresh look at the word that saps our strength often: Scared. “What difference do it make if the thing you scared of is real or not?” wonders Toni… Continue reading
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Life Unfolds.
Well, I quit the yoga challenge. It became more about the numbers and less about me, somehow I got lost behind the counting, the doing and forgot about me. The me that needs the yoga, my body, mind and soul.… Continue reading
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We Play!
“When my daughter was about seven years old, she asked me one day what I did at work. I told her I worked at the college – that my job was to teach people how to draw. She stared at… Continue reading
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Using Words.
I went to my first night of the Writers on Location series held in the little white church on Finlandia’s campus. The topic this week was singer/songwriters. Eric Koskinen and Mike LaBeau entertained us and shared their experience about putting… Continue reading
