Next week I am escorting my 90-year in-laws from their home in Florida to their daughter's home up North. This is the permanent move, the letting go of one phase of their lives for the next, which I have written about before. Much of the preparation work is done now. The house is mostly packed, …
I was meditating this morning on forgiveness. Forgiving others, for all the actions and inactions that have caused me harm, that I have held onto throughout the years. And equally important, for the actions and inactions that I have taken that have caused myself harm, mentally, physically, emotionally – including holding onto harms resulting from …
Sometimes change creeps in so slowly you hardly notice until it’s finished – like wildflowers that bloom after a soft spring rain. Sometimes change crashes in like a summer thunderstorm in Dallas – torrents of rain, flood warnings on your phone every ten minutes, followed by blackouts. Or like the conflicts between an adult child …
My husband once went on a job interview where he had to take a long test that asked questions like, “Would you rather be a poet or an architect?” And “Which superpower would you rather have: the ability to fly or to be invisible?” Luckily he didn’t get that job because what a stupid question. …
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