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Tag Archives: trust
Living All The Way
“This is my living faith, an active faith, a faith of verbs: to question, explore, experiment, experience, walk, run, dance, play, eat, love, learn, dare, taste, touch, smell, listen, speak, write, read, draw, provoke, emote, scream, sin, repent, cry, kneel, … Continue reading
Who’s Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf?
Fear can be a good thing. It keeps us safe and on our toes when we dodge an out of control car. Or when we walk down an unlit street in middle of the night hoping the dog will pee … Continue reading
Posted in Animals I Love, Compassion, Dogs, Fear, Healing, Memoir, Navigating Through Life, Trauma
Tagged animals, Anxiety, joy, loss, strangers, the boogeyman, trust
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Holiday Wishes
The season is moving on and the end of 2012, is not too far off. Though September is really the month I consider to be my New Year, January is still a landmark time, in that the calendar begins its … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Dreams, Memoir, Navigating Through Life, Perfectionism, Time, Writing
Tagged Intentions, Moving Forward, Simplicity, Time management, trust
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All You Can Do
“All you can do is all you can do, and all you can do is enough.” A. L. Williams I got this fabulous quote from my brother, Zed. It’s perfect for someone like me, who is a perfectionist and an … Continue reading
Posted in Addiction, Childhood, family, Healthy Living, Matters of the Spirit, Mental Health, Navigating Through Life, Perfectionism, The Garden
Tagged joy, Moving Forward, roses, trust
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Another New Year
It’s been busy around C’ville this past week. While the public schools opened their doors over a week and a half ago, last weekend, brought the University students back to town. Traffic is crazy and from now on, Fridays and … Continue reading
Posted in Life, love, Mental Health, Navigating Through Life, War
Tagged Hatred, love, Politics, trust, Voting, Wolves
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Batty’s Pride And Joy
Who’s Batty? I am. That’s what my granddaughter, Zoe named me when she was just beginning to talk and it’s stuck. Doesn’t sound anything like Grandma or Grammy or any other name little kids call their grandmothers. But that’s fine … Continue reading
Posted in Childhood, family, Friendships, Gratefulness, Life, love, Time, Travels, Uncategorized
Tagged Feeding the Soul, joy, laughter, trust
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Companionship
Sam has lost three of his best friends this past year. Last November it was Molly, the little Maltese/Terrier mix with whom he fell head over heels in love with the first time he met her. They were very close … Continue reading
Posted in Animals I Love, family, Friendships, Gratefulness, Life, love, marriage, Mental Health, Travels
Tagged Angels, Animal rescuers, Cats, companionship, dogs, grieving, Life, loss, love, SPCA, trust
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On Winning And Losing
Truth is best served by recognizing a viewpoint as only a viewpoint, and refraining from taking that extra step of regarding it as true to the exclusion of all other views. In other words, all views–even correct views–are best held … Continue reading
Posted in Friendships, Gratefulness, Memoir, Navigating Through Life, photography, The Garden
Tagged flowers, Judging, Losing, Moving Forward, Rejection, trust, Winning, Worthiness
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