Last Sunday I was in NY when my Cape Cod Times was delivered. When I returned I set it aside, meaning to read it. All this week I tried to get to it, even contemplated throwing it away a few times. I stopped myself because the Sunday CCT has wonderful extra things in it besides . . . → Read More: What Kind of Cocktail Are YOU?
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We all know our lives move in cycles and when we look back on our decades, we can delineate those periods in the cycles. Sometimes we learn we live to a pattern and may be able to anticipate the next change or phase. Today, in doing some “studying” for my business, I arrived at a . . . → Read More: Life In A Four Room Apartment I have been doing Bikram yoga for 22 months now, five days a week. For 16 of those 22 months nothing was ever sore or ever hurt me between classes. In the last 6 months I have had issues with different muscles. Some days my glutes would hurt. Some days my chin, first one leg, . . . → Read More: Learning About Longevity It happened again, and I’m glad. This week two writer/blogger friends and I took a little field trip. One of them was a member of the Cotuit Center for the Arts and suggested we take our blog meeting on a little field trip to Wine and Music Night at the center. Wine and Music Night? . . . → Read More: Another Gem…In My Backyard I used to subscribe to a blog called Keitharsis. It was by a writer named Keith Jennings. I was drawn to it because of his general philosophy on creativity. It was a great approach to not only art and writing, but just a great philosophy of life, too. The part that attracted me was . . . → Read More: Not “For Artists Only” Today I was supposed to drive back to the cape. My husband was out there this weekend and I was in NY. We were going to meet halfway for lunch. I woke up with one of those feelings that I should stay. This has happened to me quite a few Monday mornings over the last . . . → Read More: Just HOW Do We Do It? Today I woke up to my dear friend’s post on Facebook : “Blessed to get to spend this day with three amazing dads….my Dad, hubby, and father-in-law…love them all! Happy Father’s Day everyone!” This is the first Father’s Day I am not with my husband or children, but I’m in NY with my dad, and . . . → Read More: My Father’s Day Today was my new job training in Connecticut. The presenters were all successful people in the business and each told the steps I needed to do to succeed in this business. They did a great job and were very motivating. The presentation was, once again, the same one that I saw online last week. At . . . → Read More: Learning & Learning Some More Monday morning I was standing in my kitchen with my hands on the counter, looking around while fear and anxiety slowly took hold. Three weeks ago, on a similar Monday morning, the same thing happened. Both Monday mornings were the start of independent projects for me. Getting my book published, and starting a small business . . . → Read More: Tale of a Home Business Once again the hot room has spoken. I never know which pose is going to provide a new lesson. Last night was a late night at the campfire. My husband and I sat out there until the wee hours of the morning solving the problems of the universe. That was fun, but morning comes quickly, . . . → Read More: Panic Training |
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