This hang glider is between the land he left behind and the land he will arrive at after his trip. I feel like that too.
A Moment with God
chatting and sometimes, listening
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A HUGE LOVE GIFT from my wonderful husband
My wonderful husband Kit gave me a HUGE Love Gift this morning when he agreed not to finish the Honolulu Marathon. I met him at mile 16 — right by our home
Tagged with: Learning, love gifts, marathons, overload, Slow, stopping
Posted in living within limits, LOVE, Marathons, relationships, so much to learn, Stress, tenacity, The difficulty of changing
Posted in living within limits, LOVE, Marathons, relationships, so much to learn, Stress, tenacity, The difficulty of changing
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Sigh. Taking on Coca-Cola and Pepsi? Yikes! We are talking about miracles, God! But, we can pray. We can humbly seek your help. And we can begin to speak out!
Sunrise, Tide Pools, and Shore Birds
Dawn is special. Observing the imperceptible lightening . . . observing what is — become visible. That is such a help in entering into the Now.
Tagged with: dawn, incoming ripples, sacred time, tide pools, Wawamalu Beach Park
Posted in Celebrations, Changing, Light, living within limits
Posted in Celebrations, Changing, Light, living within limits
Roses and Rest
And now that I have retired I am dropping other activities too.
Tagged with: adrenaline addiction, doing less, observing the sabbath, The Gift of Rest, working 24/7
Posted in beauty, JOY, living within limits, sabbath rest, sacred space, setting my life in context
Posted in beauty, JOY, living within limits, sabbath rest, sacred space, setting my life in context
Money and Time: And the Question of Enough
Living within our means is easier if we live and associate with people in the same “means” level
Tagged with: Laura Vanderkam, life as a mosaic of micros, micro habits, micro-philanthropy
Posted in appreciation, choices, Enjoyment, friends, living within limits
Posted in appreciation, choices, Enjoyment, friends, living within limits
‘Tis the Season of Invitations
the protective confines of limits
