Embracing Life’s Moments with Joy I grew up with paper plates. Lots of paper plates. This never really was “visible” to me when I was young (in the way most familiar things live in one’s blind spot). Shortly after marrying, I was visiting my mom and went to grab a dish. Stacked neatly inside the …
“Ugh,” I thought to myself, “The worst time of the day to work from home is this hour. Why can’t he just put his computer down and be present with us?” It wasn’t the first time I had similar thoughts. This was an ongoing point of contention throughout certain periods. Honestly, I thought that I …
The Swarm It might look like a pile of rocks to the untrained eye. I remember when I was unable to give an audience to the gentle whispers. My ears were attuned to messages of self-doubt and distrust. My thoughts focused on what I could attain, achieve, control. I couldn’t afford to believe in, hope …