
We have what we seek. It is there all the time. And if we slow down and be still, it will make itself known to us. ~Thomas Merton* Continue reading “We have what we seek”

We have what we seek. It is there all the time. And if we slow down and be still, it will make itself known to us. ~Thomas Merton* Continue reading “We have what we seek”
Everything I have ever done as your Mother was out of love for you.
I made mistakes but they were unintentional.
I have always wanted what was good and right for you.
I am sorry if that was not enough. I am sorry if I disappointed you.
I am sorry if I was not the Mother that you thought I should be.
However, I know that I did my best. Continue reading “Don’t Blame Other People”
I tell little lies.
“Thank you for the lovely luncheon. Yes, everything was good.” Continue reading “Tell the truth.”
George H. W. Bush’s Life Code*
“That was, and is, the most American of creeds.” *
There are seven actions. One for each day of the week.
I plan to think about one per day as part of my daily meditation to see how I can be a better person.
Thank you, President Bush, for your service to our country.
*The list and statement from the eulogy delivered by Jon Meacham, Bush biographer.

Long before I decided to date again, I was warned about men who were looking for “a nurse and a purse”. Continue reading “A Nurse & A Purse…Beware!”

I went to an early morning yoga class recently.
In moving from a bending pose to a standing pose, I reached and pulled my hair out of my face.
In that instant, I felt a sense of peace.
Peace such as I have not felt in a long time.

A man and a woman are in a “second time around” relationship.
Both bring baggage, hurt, and trepidation into the mix.
Things are going really, really well.
With the high cost of cancer treatment, it is important that all of our family pitch in and help!

Today is my granddaughter’s second birthday.
Today is special because it is her birthday.
Today is very special because her mother is alive to celebrate with her. Continue reading “Gratitude”

The first of my personal commitments is to work to increase human happiness by encouraging the cultivation of human values and a sense of concern for others’ well being. These are key factors whether one is a religious person or not. Dalai Lama
I find peace and resolve thinking about this statement while enjoying the beauty and sound of my favorite stream in Whistler, BC, Canada.