Good Morning, God I used to joke about having ideas as fast as a popcorn popper . . . but it was several years into my friendship with Ann before I heard her describe herself as “an idea popper”. As…
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Thinking and Doing — Prevention!
Good Day, God! Our dear son-in-law Dave has been on a Fat for Fuel eating plan for a few years now. He has returned to his Right Weight and has energy for those Tucson mountains he cycles up. Bravo!!! Iʻm…
Tagged with: Focus Time, standup desks
Posted in connecting, decision making, healing, health, moving, Personal Checklists, Personal Responsibilty
Posted in connecting, decision making, healing, health, moving, Personal Checklists, Personal Responsibilty
Blooming — or is it Unfolding?
You are still wanting to open up parts of me that have been closed off. You are not done with me. You are not done with any of us.
Tagged with: Blooming, Change, Homeostasis, Small Acts, trust, Unfolding
Posted in Changing, Choosing to respond, compassion to care for myself, connecting, decision making, LOVE
Posted in Changing, Choosing to respond, compassion to care for myself, connecting, decision making, LOVE
Clothing and the Common Arts
There is something quite satisfying in the process of selecting and combining what we wear. It is not Fine Art. But, it is Art nevertheless. Art in its most accessible form.
Tagged with: Balance, Excess and Restraint, Shopping, The Art of Self Adornment, The Common Arts
Posted in Art, choices, daughters, decision making, family visits
Posted in Art, choices, daughters, decision making, family visits
An Asteroid Flyby – And Things that go Bump in the Night
Good Morning, God! O.K., so it was a SMALL asteroid that just missed us yesterday. Still, God, I don’t care much for the “idea” of asteroids coming between us and our moon. And when I looked at this chart it…
Volcanic Plumes, Conflicting Choices and Bigger Hearts
Good Morning, God, Having been caught in the Icelandic Volcano’s Travel Snarl — I didn’t much care for reading: “Larger events are less frequent but they will occur.” That was a quote from volcanologist, Haraldur Sigurdsson, who is chairing a…
Tagged with: Living in a world of choices
Posted in Balancing and adjustments, choices, complexity, decision making, Hearts
Posted in Balancing and adjustments, choices, complexity, decision making, Hearts
Famine Ships and Doing More
Good Gracious, God! How hard it is to “hear” the story of the Irish Famine from a real live human being! We are not designed to do numbers. One million dead — or was it two million dead — they…
Cleaning up after myself
Ah yes! I get to the end, God, and realize I am still stuck on asking for help! Or as Suz told me this morning. There is a hole in you that cause my explanations to drop right through. No more explanations until we FIND THAT HOLE — or probably THOSE HOLES. Well, let’s do it!
A Moment with God 