What is weary? The word actually means worn and weighed down. I remember my Mom saying, "there's just no rest for the weary" - usually when she was scrubbing the floor. But this-isn't-that, it's . . . The world - where we're just a smear among the seven billion walking on it and yet we can look around within our small … [Read more...]
Reflection
Who do you see when you look in the mirror ~ who you once were or who you are becoming? For some, it's hard to see past who we were and for others we might see our reflection as pretty becoming, but who do you see past the glass? There was a time I was fairly attracted with my airbrushed reflection until I looked into a more … [Read more...]
Like a Child
Have you noticed that we don’t have to teach a child wonder. Children seem to own awe. And so can we . . . Astonishment is on every page of the Christmas story, the true wonder we must never outgrow. In fact, we can experience the miracle of Christmas more fully than we did as a child by contemplating the incredible wonder of … [Read more...]
Leading Ladies
September . . . nearly over, but I’m still excited about the changes this month brings. Fall. I was feeling somewhat nostalgic the other morning, seeing the children standing on the corner waiting for the school bus. I loved that time of life when my kids were excited for the first day of school! And that's me on the first … [Read more...]
What If?
What if – two words that can be debilitating, if we let it. Most of us don’t deal well with the unknown. I used to like to see what was up ahead until I got there. Now, I'm fine to just wait it out. We're wired to worry when social media (and our imagination) reminds us that everything today seems to pose a threat to our … [Read more...]
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