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Cure for the Emotional Hangover – a timely Repost
Why re-invent the wheel? This post is as pertinent today as it was two years ago when I wrote it – no improvements required. As we move into the holiday season this week, here is a gentle reminder of ways … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, cooking, Going Home, spirituality, What is Enough?
Tagged acceptance, awareness, Christmas, disappointment, enough, expectations, family, family events, holidays, hope, judgment, lesson, patience, presence, self-reflection, spirituality, thanksgiving
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Process vs Product
I recently stumbled upon a knitter’s blog wherein she called herself both a process and a product knitter. It gave me pause as I considered my current situation in terms of Process and Product – and in so doing, realized … Continue reading
Reflecting on Progress
We’re on the move again. Boxes, tape, take-out, late nights, trips to the donation centers (I thought we said we’d given up collecting stuff after the last move!) laughing, snapping — all the accoutrements of moving one’s life. My Beloved … Continue reading
Posted in Going Home, spirituality, What is Enough?
Tagged acceptance, awareness, daily practice, endings, enough, expectations, gratitude, journey, new beginnings, self-reflection, spirituality, writing
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