I love spring. Mainly because I love to see the return of my perennial flowers. There is something magical about their (seeming) death in the fall and… Read more “Old Friends”
Tag: life
Webinar on Hero’s Journey and Judith
Well, this is exciting! I have now completed the final requirements for my Doctor of Ministry in Art & Theology at Wesley Theological Seminary. It has been… Read more “Webinar on Hero’s Journey and Judith”
Isolation relief efforts
As the Coronavirus continues to spread and events and public gatherings are canceled with no known timeline to reopen, there is a lot of fear and anxiety… Read more “Isolation relief efforts”
No responsibilities?
“If I had a year with no responsibilities, what would I do?” About a year ago at the suggestion of my coach, I wrote that question down… Read more “No responsibilities?”
Crosswords
Well… I did it. Since I was a kid, I have loved word games and puzzles. My grandfather was an avid worker of jigsaw and crossword puzzles… Read more “Crosswords”
Happiness
A day or two ago while working, I ran across a virtual conversation among a group of colleagues in which one of us referenced on… Read more “Happiness”
Goodbye 2019
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about beginnings and endings lately. Perhaps because there are so many occurring all at once at this moment of my… Read more “Goodbye 2019”
Looming
In three days I will be heading to Spain to begin walking the Camino de Santiago. I have known about this adventure since January, yet somehow as… Read more “Looming”
Enneagram
I am certified as an iEQ9 Enneagram coach. Enneagram is an amazing tool for self-discovery, cultivating compassion for and understanding of other perspectives, and bringing depth to… Read more “Enneagram”
Books that Rip Your Guts Out
Wow. I hadn’t been to a library to check out fiction in a long time. Too long, said my heart. And considering that I am in the… Read more “Books that Rip Your Guts Out”
Creative Practices 