thanksgiving was a little tougher this year, which is why this post is coming a bit later than usual. i had a lighthearted tater tot post ready to share, but it didn’t feel right. holidays are especially hard when you're grieving, and even more so when the person you’re grieving loved those holidays as much… Continue reading where i’m finding comfort
recently, while commenting on my friend steve's blog, we connected over the wild edge of sorrow—a book that’s brought comfort to both of us. i first discovered the book through my dear friend jill, who shared it on her blog. it came to me just when i was working through the complex grief of losing… Continue reading the books that found me: my top ten soul homework reads
if you’re new to my blog, welcome! here is an explanation of the tater tot post. as you read this, i’ll be prepping for my second colonoscopy in just eight months. you can find out why i’m back for another one here. this time, i’m also getting an endoscopy—long story, but i’ll spare you the details for… Continue reading screw it, i’m eating tater tots – episode 68
last summer, i wrote a post about the 53 lessons i've learned over my 53 years on earth. after sharing it, i decided to keep notes on my phone for my 54th year, adding new perspectives with each year. interestingly, in january, i chose "perspective" as my word of the year. i hadn’t realized how… Continue reading 54 for 54
i began writing this monthly post unintentionally in may 2022, motivated by an unexpected and deeply personal loss. your engagement with these posts means so much to me. i wasn’t sure i would continue after that summer, but now, it has become a cherished part of my monthly routine. thank you for taking part in… Continue reading what i kept – july 2024
in february, i mentioned a book i was reading called instant karma. it was filled with lovely little pieces of wisdom—some i already knew and others i needed to learn. i borrowed it from the library but soon realized i needed to buy it because to fully absorb its wisdom, it would take me months… Continue reading instant karma
A Grace Full Life 