Today I'm not talking about the sandbox that my Bikram yoga and Koko fit club play around in – namely, my body. These two nemesis, with the exception of Tuesday, have played rather nicely all week and I'm hoping this is the beginning of a peaceful coexistence. Unlike the holiday dinners so rapidly approaching. . . . → Read More: All’s Good In The Sandbox
|
|
||
 Leave a comment  Bikram yoga, Family, Food and Drink, Life in General, Spirituality, Weblogs, writing  bikram yoga, Cleavers, cooking for thanksgiving, difficult holidays, families and holidays, holidays, Jennifer Boykin, koko fit club, Life After Tampons, life in the sandbox, not so perfect families, Thanksgiving Today in Bible study our dear Helen was giving us our “mission moment”. Each week she reports what’s going on with different missionary families serving around the world. Today she was talking about Operation Christmas Child. The Grace church, where we meet each week for our study, always participates. This is a program where a . . . → Read More: I Can Only Imagine On Sunday I posted a quote that stopped me in my tracks, but even after a couple days of pondering, I was rendered speechless and decided to let it stand on its own. Well, perhaps I didn’t ponder long enough. The quote manifested in my morning Bikram yoga class today, and now I have words. . . . → Read More: And Now I Have Words Today I did only three things. I went to Koko fit club in the morning, washed windows all afternoon, and went to 6 pm yoga. It was a good day in the sandbox. First of all I cannot tell you how much I love the Koko Fit Club. To work out in such a quiet, . . . → Read More: Bikram & Koko Made Nice Today! Two days ago I came across this on a yoga site. It struck me speechless. I waited a few days so I could share it, along with my thoughts. I have no thoughts. I have no words to add…. And so, as another day goes by, I’ll let the quote stand on its own, and….I . . . → Read More: No Words (this is a rare occurrence) You know how life goes. One step forward, two steps back. I hate those two steps, but life is not linear and nor is progress in it vertical. We move, but it is not always in a forward direction. Those two steps show up every time you add, subtract, multiply, or divide something. Every time . . . → Read More: Oh, Those Two Steps Where I am today has driven my topic for this post. Today I am in NY, the morning after the big election, instead of at my women’s bible study at the Cape. Although I miss my dear sisters, I know God works in my life wherever I am and today is no different. I decided . . . → Read More: The Morning After …. No, not saw your face. This is the first trip ever to NY or anywhere that I brought my writing project with me to work on. Driving down the Mass Pike that thought astounded me. What could that mean? Now, you understand, that my writing is freelance and has no constraints or deadlines placed . . . → Read More: First Time, Ever I…. Both yesterday and today I was up and out of bed at 5 am due to the time change. This is not so unusual. It's happens to a lot of us, but today, for me, it was as if someone flipped a switch when they pushed that daylight savings time button. I started in on . . . → Read More: Time Change Changed Me 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! |
|
|
| Copyright © 2025 Another Day Goes By - All Rights Reserved | ||
