I was sitting in the woods and because of the way the cool air was interacting with the heat on my face, my lenses were fogging up… Read more “yes.”
connections
Sometimes men and women stand on two sides of a chasm feeling misunderstood. I get so damn tired of being the one to walk over to the… Read more “connections”
comparison
One of the ways comparison can be deceiving is we think we’re all in different lanes on the same track. But this paints a picture that we’re… Read more “comparison”
uncovering fear; embracing love
As parents, we pass along what we believe. Whether we can articulate it or see it with our eyes, we are passing along what we picked up… Read more “uncovering fear; embracing love”
reactions
I love watching what heat does to things. I think this is one of the reasons I enjoy experimenting in cooking so much. What happens if I… Read more “reactions”
learning to process, or how to let go
One thing that needs to shift for us to live a healthy life, is to better understand what humans need. We are all different, with different needs.… Read more “learning to process, or how to let go”
can pursuing happiness foster unhappiness
So lately I’ve noticed a “happiness” trend. I heard the “pursuit of happiness” originated as the “pursuit of property,” which is interesting if it’s true. Also, the… Read more “can pursuing happiness foster unhappiness”
growing human beans
Unhealed women often parent out of fear and control. We just can’t help it. We know we’re lost, we know we’re inadequate, and along comes this beautiful,… Read more “growing human beans”
Ursula K. Le Guin on the Magic of Real Human Conversation
from brainpickings.org by Maria Popova But the magic of human communication, Le Guin observes, is that something other than mere information is being transmitted — something more… Read more “Ursula K. Le Guin on the Magic of Real Human Conversation”
incomplete portrait of a life
She took her questions to her dad. “Am I interesting? Am I beautiful? Do you enjoy my words? Do you enjoy me?” She offered an invitation into… Read more “incomplete portrait of a life”
