This morning, driving back from yoga, that was my question to God and the universe in general. Yesterday I went to fit club and night yoga and this morning, less than 15 hours later, I was back in yoga. The class was better than I expected. No heat or breathing problems and even my arm . . . → Read More: Why Is Everything So Hard?
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This, from Julia Cameron: “It is my belief that any regular practice is a good practice. It is my belief that if you bicycle, it will teach you. If you walk, it will teach you. If you bake or write poems, it will teach you. What will teach you is the “it” that you do . . . → Read More: It Is MY Belief Too! Lisa Genova does it again. Lisa is the author of “Still Alice”, “Left Neglected”, and now, her latest, “Love Anthony”. Lisa is a neuro-scientist turned novelist. She uses her professional expertise to write fiction that educates people in neurological diseases. In “Still Alice she wrote about Alzheimer’s. In “Left Neglected” she wrote about a woman . . . → Read More: Inside Their Heads Today a great concept smacked me in the brain bright and early this morning. That probably meant that I shouldn’t dismiss it’s message so easily. I was reading Unglued: Making Wise Choices in the Midst of Raw Emotions by Lysa TerKeurst. This was an interesting little book I picked up on Amazon this week for . . . → Read More: That’s Me! That’s Me! This has been a long week. You know the kind. I've been out day and night all week and then had some really difficult issues leaning in on me emotionally. I also joined Koko fit club, in addition to Bikram yoga everyday. I've finally reached the point in the yoga where I could definitely handle . . . → Read More: A Book Vacation Today in yoga the instructor was trying to help new people stay in the room by encouraging them not to buy into the things their mind was telling them. He said, "You are not your thoughts." That sounded a little out of sync to me, even though I understood his intentions. In effect, I . . . → Read More: You ARE Your Thoughts Just the fact that I could check so many categories for this post proves my point before I even state it. A few months ago I was information, direction, and "how to" starved. Now, today, I'm in Too Much Information overload. I'm involved in two challenges, trying to jump start both my business and writing . . . → Read More: TMI It’s a really really dark rainy Sunday morning. The dark is dark enough to keep the sensor candles in my windows illuminating each room of the house with golden warmth. A candle flickers on the mantle, blinking at me as I write. A pot of chili is simmering on the stove and the Patriots play . . . → Read More: I Just Want To Read I have been a member of the Cape Cod Writers Center for three years now and have witnessed many “rites of passage” for writers. I, myself, have gone from writing nothing to writing this daily blog and four picture books. This year I served on the board of this wonderful organization. Over the past three . . . → Read More: Rite of Passage I cannot again tell you how much the book I reviewed last night is changing my life. “Bonjour, Happiness” has just got me so into living in the moment and finding happiness in the thing I’m doing and the people I’m hanging with at the moment. Tonight has been magical. My daughter and her . . . → Read More: Joie de vivre! |
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