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.
I found this shoe placed upright in the middle of a small park near a lake.
It was out of place. It made me wonder. Continue reading “A Random Shoe”
Excuse the corn…
Have a happy, light-hearted day!
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.
I admit it.
I am a sucker for posters, book covers, bumper stickers.
I like this one because for me it goes to the heart of “could have, would have, should have”.
With the high cost of cancer treatment, it is important that all of our family pitch in and help!
The handle on my bathroom faucet disconnects about every 12 months. In the past, I would not have thought twice about it as my husband would have repaired it.
I have learned that it is not easy to fix. Continue reading “My New Wrench”
Working on the Oregon coast today. *
With temperatures in the 90’s in Portland, Astoria is a cool choice in more ways than one!
First stop, the lovely port city of Astoria, also of “Free Willy” fame. Continue reading “Then there were three…”
A cup of hot coffee and lovely flowers in my garden. Moments of peace and reflection.
There is so much need and there are so many opportunities to be of service to others.
The world is a better place when people look out for each other.
We can give our time, our talents, our money.
The eight levels of giving, described below, present an interesting perspective on giving. Continue reading “A Hierarchy of Giving”
Lori Greer in Portland 