Yoga class tonight was what I describe as a middle ground class. Marvelous Meg was the teacher and had us giggling and singing throughout the class. The room was perfect – open doors and open windows. I was well-prepared with no muscle problems. Yet – I didn’t rock the class. I just floated through with . . . → Read More: Middle Ground
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From today’s Cape Cod Times: East Sandwich- Maureen Brenner summed up in one word her advice to students graduating from The Riverview School on Sunday: yet. “Sometimes things seem too hard and we can’t do it yet” Riverview is a private boarding school for children and young adults with complex language, learning and cognitive . . . → Read More: Yet “One is never afraid of the unknown; one is afraid of the known coming to an end.” ― Jiddu Krishnamurti I had a completely different topic to write about today, but I opened my email and that quote snapped up off the screen and swatted me right between the eyes. I thought Oh wow! . . . → Read More: Adventures 
Saturday is the end of the week. Time to use my new view of discovering what I give gratitude for today. Remember? I ask myself: What did I do this week to make my life better? Here’s what I came up with: 1. My wine glass holder sitting here in my plant next to my . . . → Read More: Gratitude Saturday We were building a new fire pit in our backyard last week and decided to line the area with clam shells. It was my job to drive to the place where I thought they sold them and get a price. I went to the place and found no one in the office. It was locked . . . → Read More: They’ll Figure It Out I have always been into what makes me, “me”. I always thought it was important to pay attention to my packaging in order to put myself out into the world in a way that will make a difference. Fashion, color, and glitter – yes, glitter and all things that sparkle – were always high on . . . → Read More: Get Your Ooh La La! On Last night in my blog group meeting we were having quite the discussion about editing. Some of us find editing easy. Some of us find it hard. Some of us take longer to edit than it did to write the post. Then we examined certain sentences in our “About Me” sections. We talked about the . . . → Read More: The Writer As Editor This morning’s Bikram yoga class was not about starting, it was about stopping. Standing head to knee is still my nemesis pose. “Lock your left leg and reach down and pick up your right foot”, instructs the teacher. I reach down, fall sideways, straighten up, reach down again and this time I grab it. I’m . . . → Read More: Stopping This weekend my husband and I had a great time building a new fire pit in the backyard. This involved shoveling shells. Now, you may not think of shells as something to shovel. You think of bark mulch, dirt, and mostly snow when you think of shoveling something, but in our case, this weekend, we . . . → Read More: Shoveling Shells Being a kindergarten teacher for over twenty years, glitter has been a huge part of my life. Show a kindergarten child how to make a thin line with Elmer’s glue, sprinkle some glitter on it, shake of the excess and voila! you’ve transformed plain pencil lines into a thing of beauty, translates as: squirt half . . . → Read More: What I Didn’t Know About Glitter |
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