Month: December 2016

Lessons Learned From the Mold in the Fridge: 12.30.16

__________________________________________________________________________________________ 12/30/16 past midnight It was Clean Out The Fridge day today and as usual it was a spectacular science show! As well as a harsh reminder of how much money we waste on uneaten food. But that is for another blog post. Tonight, I want to discuss the mold. An astounding array of species Read More …

Surrender: 12.29.16

__________________________________________________________________________________________ 12/29/16 11:48pm Surrender. That is what it is for me today; what my day was about. Saying, this is ok too, even if the situation is different than what I’d previously hoped it would be.  I sought to practice that. For change is imminent. Necessary and needed. Staying the current course will diminish me. Read More …

In One Day: 12.28.16

__________________________________________________________________________________________ 12/28/16 past midnight What is a day? Truly? Those twenty-four hours and how we measure them and decide whether they were well spent or not. Wasted or productive. I did not write yesterday. I almost did not write “today” – in actuality, I did not write for two days straight – this blog post, counted Read More …

Alone Time: 12.26.16

__________________________________________________________________________________________ 12/26/16 past midnight A day of driving. Alone time. It’s important for me to be by myself for long periods. I can decide to experience my toes all the way up to my head. I can explore being loud. So loud that my throat begins to hurt. I can pray and chant – loudly Read More …

Christmas Dream: 12.25.16

__________________________________________________________________________________________ 12/25/16 past midnight My body wishes to be utilized, walking amongst pine trees. Deep breaths and a trusty ax to chop wood. My feet in motion, carrying me upon the Earth. Mist curling through branches cooling my skin. The sounds of my breath and foot steps cushioned within the forest. Millipedes moving across an old Read More …

My Glorious Darkness: 12.24.16

__________________________________________________________________________________________ 12/24/16 (remembered) I came through darkness and into today with more clarity. It wasn’t quite the bright shining light of total healing abundance and overwhelming love that absolves all obstacles; as I had glimpses of feeling (or had wanted to feel); but there was new air to breath in. My lungs opened wider to Read More …

Deeper Failure: 12.23.16

__________________________________________________________________________________________ 12/23/16 11:26pm I have deeper feelings than I continue to fail to realize. Sometimes they come out at inconvenient times. I certainly think they are precious, though I am not sure others agree. I certainly understand when emotions take you down a notch. I don’t want to take anyone else down a notch. But I Read More …

Heaviness Question: 12.22.16

__________________________________________________________________________________________ 12/22/16 past midnight Will I miss the heaviness of life when I can no longer feel it? __________________________________________________________________________________________

Night Wanderer of the Winter Solstice: 12.21.16

__________________________________________________________________________________________ 12/21/16 past midnight A night wanderer am I. In the cold, dark, solitude of winter, nighttime walks offer so much. It takes much more to prepare to walk outside. The air smells electric. Passersby are suddenly new comrades as we are together in the harshness of the winter night.  * But truly, it is Read More …

Xenophobics Anonymous: 12.20.16

______________________________________________________________________________________ 12/20/16 10:42pm Dictionary.com states that its  2016 “Word of the Year” is Xenophobia: fear or hatred of foreigners, people from different cultures, or strangers. The site states there were huge spikes in the look-up of this word during Brexit and the US Presidential race this year. After Brexit, the British Home Office reported a 41% increase in hate crimes the month following the EU referendum. I know Read More …