Feeding Frenzy
Posted on May 12, 2008
Filed Under Awakening, Consciousness | 2 Comments
As I have made a commitment here in my little corner of the blogosphere to be as honest as possible, I am thereby forced to come clean with an embarrassing and bewildering shard of information.
Feeding the Pain Body
In his latest book, "A New Earth," author Eckhart Tolle talks about feeding the pain body. Tolle explains […]
Clarification of the Niebu-lous Niebu Etiquette
Posted on May 11, 2008
Filed Under Humor, Joy, Silly Stuff | 3 Comments
From the category of “things that keep me up at night,” lately I have been pondering the proper etiquette and usage of a recent addition to the twitterslang lexicon, the word niebu.
As has been passed down the hallowed halls of the Twitterdom, James Chartrand from Men with Pens originally coined this word one bright Canadian […]
How to Shake it like a Polaroid Picture!
Posted on May 9, 2008
Filed Under Beauty, Joy, Letting Go | 9 Comments
Some days it’s hard to give up my alleged control over the universe. Today would be one of them. So I say, when in doubt, play! At least I can be a success at that today.
I was perusing a website this morning called American Pai and reading a review about Windows Live Writer. It would […]
Blogging for Human Rights
Posted on May 8, 2008
Filed Under Awareness, Peace, Spiritual healing | 6 Comments
I would like to post a reminder that May 15th is Blogging for Human Rights Day.
As Caoimhin O’Flute mentions in his post “we must continue in the efforts to publicize China’s human rights violations before the start of the 2008 Olympic Games in August.”
In that regard, he goes on to say that the graphic is “…called “Dancing […]
The Pain of Personal Growth
Posted on May 7, 2008
Filed Under Personal Growth | 5 Comments
I sit here in front of my computer wondering what I could possibly write that would make your life any better and all I can think of is what is going on in my life right now.
I’m working on forgiving my mother.
Yes, you would think that a woman close to 50 years of age might […]
Blogger’s Bone and Tweeter’s Twitch
Posted on May 6, 2008
Filed Under Humor, Joy, Silly Stuff | 2 Comments
They said it would happen but I just didn’t believe them. Maybe I thought I was a special case. Or maybe I’m just plain delusional, but after all these years, I should have known better.
Forgetting my propensity to become addicted, I blindly forged ahead where a more cirmcumspect soul might have tread more carefully. I […]
5 Fabulous Ways to have a Fantastical Day
Posted on May 5, 2008
Filed Under Balance, Fitness and Exercise, Healthy Diet | 4 Comments
As I strive for balance in my life, there are a few things I like to do on a daily basis to help me achieve that goal. One is my morning routine. It’s like a ritual for me and if I skip it I soon feel out of whack. Try it yourself and see if […]
Awareness equals Responsibility
Posted on May 2, 2008
Filed Under Awareness | 8 Comments
Do you often think that other people have a more enjoyable job, a more fullfilling relationship or just an all around more successful life than you? Really? Me too! And, I can go on and on thinking about it for days until I just about drive myself crazy. Where is that off switch when a girl needs one?
Even more fascinating(!), […]
7 Tips to Quitting
Posted on May 1, 2008
Filed Under Addiction | 4 Comments
You might be a pure and untainted individual, but I’ve been a chain smoking, pot inhaling, hard drinking woman most of my adult life. Fortunately though, I’ve quit all that foolishness and moved onto better habits: eating, exercising, blogging and the occasional shopping spree. (Well, I can’t change everything at once, can I?)
It’s been about 10 years since […]
Perfecting Personal Growth
Posted on April 30, 2008
Filed Under Personal Growth | 1 Comment
The problem with my insane drive for perfection is that it may drive me perfectly insane! Aaacckk! You too? Well, read on.
Currently, I’m trying to put ads on my site in a way that’s aesthetically pleasing, and I’ve been working so hard on it that I’m getting a crick in my neck. Of course, if it wasn’t this, […]
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