On Sunday we were driving home from Rhode Island after visiting Matt’s family. Matt likes to take back roads and it used to drive me crazy. As the road curved first to the left and then to the right over and over again I thought about how many times I had traveled this path and […]
When the fear feels too big
6 years ago I hosted my first conference. It was BIG, far beyond the scope of anything I had ever done before. The months leading up to that conference my emotions swung anywhere from exhilaration (any time a ticket was purchased) to complete terror and despair (every other minute in between). There were so many […]
You are not alone
Last week a friend confided she was sick of her grief. She lost her parent earlier this year and the fact that the loss still felt “in her face” was frustrating her. She wasn’t confused about the fact that grief lasts. She was tired of the intensity. The funny thing is she was the same friend that […]
what will happen if…
Last week I shared that ever since my mom crossed over 6 years ago she’s been sharing wisdom and advice that has helped immensely. That advice has prompted me to ask myself on more than one occasion a question that usually shifts my perspective on my life around me. So I thought I’d throw it […]
What my mom’s death taught me…
We got our first daisies of 2018 last week. That may not seem remarkable but these daisies are miracle daisies. Well, they are miracles to me anyway. We never planted daisies and yet last year they appeared out of nowhere, right around Mother’s Day. This year they came a little later. Daisies were my mom’s favorite flower and what […]
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