Recently I have gone through a hard time with my sister-in-law’s cancer. I’m so glad I have so much support from my friends here on the Cape. Many times I would hesitate to say what was wrong when asked. You know that feeling – everyone has their own bag of stuff and they don’t need . . . → Read More: Let Them In
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Today Laurie Grenier from QVC and Shark Tank was on CBS this morning. When asked how she started her business and grew it into what it is today, she painted a great picture. She said, ” It’s like an elevator – there’s no shortcut to the penthouse. You have to stop on every floor.” This . . . → Read More: Elevators When new things appear on my radar that require me to put in more spiritual work to deal with them, I tend to focus on one aspect of the situation until the focus becomes my focus and I lose perspective entirely. My illustrating project has taught me much about dealing with the things life throws . . . → Read More: From An Illustrator’s Perspective Today my nephew’s fiancé posted a great quote on Facebook: “Do you know what makes life confusing? When you can’t determine if things are signs for you to give up or simply a test to see if you can hold on longer….” ~ Unknown That’s the true epitome of confusion if I ever saw . . . → Read More: Confusion Is Remember being seven and moving that circle of folded paper back and forth and lifting up the flap to see your fortune? Today I got a forward from a friend that transported me back to that era. Those of you who know me, know I don't forward. Everyone has enough stuff in their inbox that . . . → Read More: Remember Being Seven? This weekend I spent a lot of time cuddled up reading, eating and drinking – not always the best of stuff either. Today I couldn’t wait to get to fit club. I had a great workout, but then spent the rest of the day fighting off that need to go to yoga because I had . . . → Read More: I Just Couldn’t Help It A friend of mine texted me that she just landed in Boston from LA. After she got home, she said she is enjoying a gentle re-entry. Just the wording of that phrase made me feel calm. I’m going to practice a re-entry myself tomorrow. A re-entry into my daily life and I certainly do want . . . → Read More: Gentle Re-Entry It felt so great this morning to have everything back to normal – power on, cleanup done. My husband left for NY and I grabbed my yoga gear and….snap…the power went off again. No biggie. I'll just go to fit club and it'll probably be back on when I get home. I switched gear and . . . → Read More: Tools Day three begins, once again, with no power. There is power in one lone block in the center of our town which contains not only the police station, but a gas station right next door to it. This made getting enough gas for the generator easy. We had to get enough because the tweet from . . . → Read More: Nemo – Day 3 – Live From East Sandwich Beach It’s official! We’re camping! Power on East Sandwich Beach went out about 8:30. It took us an hour to get the generator going, hook up the heat and I can use the microwave and charge the cell phones. So, so far, all is well. We have plenty of food and all the scents of the . . . → Read More: Camping! |
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