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via Facebook. Source unknown. (If anyone knows, fill me in so I can link to it!) My work life has been all kinds of nuts lately. Mostly because my mind space has been watered down by streams of negativity. The … Continue reading →

You know how they say it’s the little things that make or break a relationship? Well, I’m starting to believe this is very true… ♥ Like how when I start to whine “I’m hungry…” or “I’m tired…” he always comes back … Continue reading →

Hudson. What a great town. Moving here has already felt like relief and as Sim and I unpacked box after box after box after box I felt like we were giving in to the gravity of home. There is something … Continue reading →

Source Love that my stamps are on their way ♥ Love ordering new home supplies on Amazon Prime ♥ Love my lovely morning drive through the mist and fog ♥  Love making tea at 7 and love having coffee at … Continue reading →

Lately I’ve been struggling with this whole inner voice business. “Listen to the still small voice…” I read in poems. “You know the way…” I hear in workshops. And it’s true. I have voice within – we all do – … Continue reading →

“If you want to live your calling, follow what calls you right now. It doesn’t have to be a bugle that sounds. And you don’t have to come up with a cure for cancer. You may just be called to … Continue reading →

My heart aches for bookstores. For the long aisles lined with hardcovers, soft covers, shiny covers, matte covers. For the colors and titles that leap from the worn wooden shelves. Here is where I meet my peace. Where my mind … Continue reading →

May feels like true spring out here on the east coast. And spring feels like a fresh start. Time to “begin again” as my friend Coby says. In May I’m moving to a new town where I’ll know just one … Continue reading →

That’s all it takes. I only have to choose not to eat sugar once. And then, (and this is the part most of us forget, screw up, give up on, etc) make the same choice again tomorrow. And every day … Continue reading →

“I actually attack the concept of happiness. I don’t mind people being happy – but the idea that everything we do is part of the pursuit of happiness seems to me a really dangerous idea and has led to a … Continue reading →