What's Your Safety Net? A while ago I was driving to a neighbouring city a little over 2 hours away. I was only staying the day and planning to return late that evening. I got there without a hitch, happy as a clam, until I went to phone my husband to tell him I'd arrive [...]
The Power of Your Ask A couple of weeks ago, I was in a store picking up a few things when someone came in and said, "Does anyone own the Mercedes in the parking lot?" "I do." I replied. "Someone just hit it. Not sure if they are driving away or just turning around, but [...]
5 Keys to Creating to Greater Possibilities I have to confess. I come to conclusion a lot. And, only after 50 years on this earth have I realized that my conclusions are not creating anything greater for me. You might even come to the conclusion that I am a slow learner. What's wrong with conclusions? [...]
An Astonishing Revelation After A Brother's Death On October 3rd, my brother ended his 4 month battle with cancer. Even though I knew his death was coming, it is still a shock to the system when you realize, it's over. It's done. He really isn't here on Earth anymore. I remember walking around looking at [...]
Friend Therapy I'm not going to lie. June has been a very stressful month for me and my family. Our treasured family pet of 20 years passed away and my brother is in the hospital with Stage 4 cancer. At mid-month, while I was trying to hold it all together - being a rock for [...]
One Step For months my husband has been telling me, "We can go to Italy for our 20th anniversary. I'm just not planning it. So, if you want to go, you have to put it together." I was excited by the prospect but terrified by the planning. I had no idea where to start. I [...]
Playing With a Full Deck For some time now, I have been speaking to audiences about the importance of recognizing that infinity includes everything, not just the things we prefer or decide are nice or right. As an infinite being, we need to be willing to be all of us - everything - without judgment [...]
Going Through the Motions Before I had children, I loved to golf. After I had children, it fell to the wayside...for 13 years. This year, I was asking the Universe for an activity that would move my body and be enjoyable to me. Golf came to mind and I realized it was time to dust [...]
Patience, Trust, and Timing The weather has warmed and spring is definitely here. The greenhouses have been buzzing with excited gardeners in a rush to plant their gardens and fill their flower beds. I could feel the pull to go the same. I went to the greenhouse and bought my bedding plants and seeds much [...]
Lessons from My Father My father recently celebrated his 85th birthday. He is one of those people who looks and acts years younger than he is. He takes no medications, which is unheard of to those who work in the medical field. He is as sharp as a tack mentally and strong and agile physically. The [...]