Imperfect
The Buddhists say you should let go of your expectations. That it’s Ok to have them, but not to cling to them. I got an excellent lesson in that today.Read More »Imperfect
The Buddhists say you should let go of your expectations. That it’s Ok to have them, but not to cling to them. I got an excellent lesson in that today.Read More »Imperfect
Since my divorce (way back in 2010), I’ve gotten much better at this. Read More »Living in the Moment
Performing some acts of courage is like running hurdles. You build up to the jump. You mentally prepare yourself and put your leg out to sail over, hoping to clear the landing and keep on running after you’ve crossed it.Read More »Hurdles
It’s been a rough week. I’ve spent too many work hours proctoring state tests, and it’s made me testy. (Ha!) Read More »Les Petits Bonheurs
One of the things I get very frustrated about is hearing people beat themselves up. I have too many friends and family members who do this. I really wish that they could see the beautiful person that I see. I wish when the negative thoughts come up (e.g. “I’m too fat,” “I could never do that,” “I’m not smart enough,” etc…) surface, that they could hear my voice in response.
“You are beautiful.”
“If I can do it, you can too.”
“You are enough.“
“You are enough.“
37 years old, and I finally feel like I’m getting the hang of … well … life. Connection has been a struggle for me since… Read More »Getting the Hang of This
This week has been a fiesta of creation. Poems (here, here, here, here, and here), blog posts about Renaissance festival (here) and personal growth (here), dissertation… Read More »All the Colors
Happy late Thanksgiving weekend, Living Daringly world! I hope everyone filled up on family traditions and conversations with friends. And stuffing, of course. That just goes without saying!Read More »Thankfully Connected
I volunteered in Metropolitan Ministries holiday tent today, to help families in need get food to have a nice Thanksgiving dinner. I volunteered last year… Read More »Concentrating on Gratitude