Keep Going
Have you noticed that nature doesn’t take a break? The seasons pass and the animals and plants do their thing every year…
How Do You Forgive?
How do you forgive someone? It’s a simple thing, but not easy or quick…
Shedding the Cloak of Disappointment
Navigating disappointment works best when approached with ease and grace, like water off a duck’s back.
Sights, Sounds and Smells of a Walk
A view of my lake as the ice begins to melt -showing one of my favorite colors occurring in nature that doesn’t stay…
Your Inner Critic
Are you getting beaten down by your Inner Critic? Wise words were the muse for this blog!
Too Much and Not Enough
Dear 13 year old Margaret, You do NOT need to make yourself smaller or morph yourself to please others…
What You Think About You Bring About
What you think about you bring about. What have you been focusing on lately?
This Little Light of Mine
Have you been watching the monks walk across America? They want us to slow down and breathe. Their mantra is one worth taking on…
6 Minutes 51 Seconds
How can I help? Someone said, “Think of the thing you wish you could do for everyone and do it for one person.”
How to Decrease Suffering
Pain is inevitable, suffering is a choice…the practice of ending suffering explained.
I Am Courageous
Have you picked a theme word for the year? I got the word “courageous” and it got me thinking…
Light and Darkness
Our traditions focus on light during these dark days, but it’s important not to ignore the darkness and her wisdom.
Grief and Loss at the Holidays
Grief means there was love…and I’m thankful for all the love!
The Wheelbarrow Incident
The thing about wheelbarrows is: when you lift the legs you need to be able to support the weight of everything inside by balancing the handles and the front wheel. If the load is too heavy, it will tilt and spill- perhaps on one side and then the other, as you overcorrect while trying to bring it back to balance. It’s a tricky sort of situation.

