denial

  • Thank you.

    As I sit here on Thanksgiving morning, I look back at this year and find so many moments of gratitude, it seems I had a year full. My moments of gratitude are interrupted with moments of sheer pain, frustration, sorrow,… Continue reading

  • Devils in Disguise.

    I am finally seeing how literally birds of a feather flock together, clinging to the same version of heaven and hell, love and fear, good and evil, that depending upon your level of awareness and type of energy you carry,… Continue reading

  • Cover Your Truth.

    The phrase, “The Elephant in the Room” what does that really mean and how is it used properly? Have we been taught to not speak about things that are there, due to the reaction they bring? What are Elephants in… Continue reading

  • Mismatched Lives

    I will not presume what grief of losing a love one in death is, but I feel like I can articulate the grief felt when leaving a family. It is an odd sense of grief, almost self-inflicted, where you purposefully… Continue reading

  • One Verse

    Life seems to unfold flatly in front of us and some will half close their eyes to bring in a fuzzy sorta kinda picture, so not to see its pure untouched nakedness. Raw life. Life without words, just life arriving… Continue reading

  • Shine Once Again.

    “Children’s talent to endure stems from their ignorance of alternatives.” ~Maya Angelou I don’t know what to blog about the show with Oprah and 200 Adult Children of Sexual abuse, men whose boyhood was stolen and now their manhood too… Continue reading

  • The Quiet Room

    I am reading “The Quiet Room” by Lori Schiller and Amanda Bennett. What is so interesting is that her parents don’t want to accept her illness, and deny it by looking repeatedly for ‘normal’ behavior and are more concerned about… Continue reading

  • Upset the Arrangement.

    There is a land called, “It would be Nice” and it is full of wonderful well-intentioned dreamers, folks who are stolen from reality in a fraction of a second.   One second you are here, and before you even see… Continue reading

  • What Isn’t There to See!

    To be upset over what you don't have is to waste what you do have.   ~Ken S. Keyes   We have two eyes and I am thinking we need to use them for two separate things; one to see what… Continue reading

  • Head in the Sand.

    On our travels I seen a tree that was planted upside down, its root system was above ground and it grew leaves.    It did not grow upward, but rather like an umbrella, its branches/roots hanging downward.   These trees… Continue reading