It begins. The most undeniably daunting and yet exceptionally exciting journey has began. We are embarking on what my husband terms The Great Reset. Personally this means a number of things. It means grabbing hold of the unknown, amidst a pandemic of absolute uncertainty. It means ridding ourselves of materialism, sacrificing comforts and saying no … Continue reading The Great Reset
Tag: Life
The winds are changing
Lately, I noticed Autumn had come and gone. Literally overnight. The leaves fell, turned brown and died. Instantly becoming crisp to the touch, breaking into tiny pieces when crushed. One day it was Summer and then it was Winter. And sadly, I missed those beautiful feuille morte colours of the autumn leaves. Where did Autumn … Continue reading The winds are changing
How to remain sane during lock down and beyond
There are many ways of doing things and so many voices out there telling us what we should and should not be doing. What we need is to figure out what works for us on an individual basis, as no one is the same and everyone is motivated by many different things. So on the … Continue reading How to remain sane during lock down and beyond
Murder from the heart
It is all consuming. It does not relent. It burns like a wild bush fire. Unable to be quenched. Roaring with life. Fueled by adrenaline. A silent killer. I have to admit that I have had some moments where this internal fire is ignited and there is just no way of putting it out. I … Continue reading Murder from the heart
Time is love
For those of you that have read my story (click My Story to read), you probably would have noticed that I just told the story as best as I could remember. A simple sequence of events (past) with a happy ending so to say, and a story that contributed in so many ways to who … Continue reading Time is love
Me-cracy
Early on this week, I headed out in my car to go to work. It was a cold, crisp winter's morning. The dark night sky still heavily set in place. My heightened awareness attempting to wake up. My fingers and toes slowly thawing out with the warm air of the heater. Coming to a stop … Continue reading Me-cracy
The wisdom of the Oracle
The Oracle! Appropriately named by a friend. Consulting the Oracle is free and sometimes overwhelming but certainly helpful at times. Just in case you have no idea what I am referring to, its Dr. GOOGLE (AKA the internet). So let's consider the Lotto and lottery winners. The Oracle has some interesting facts: Approximately 70% of … Continue reading The wisdom of the Oracle
Strange conversations
Over this weekend I woke up to my husband bringing me lemon juice. Certainly nothing out of the ordinary but he leans over to whisper in my ear: Good morning beautiful! I listen in silence, while I acknowledge that beautiful moment and want to express it back in ways we both understand. You know, our … Continue reading Strange conversations
Whose line is it anyway?
Today I am going to keep it light hearted and share a few examples of those real-life silly things people (#we) say without thinking. To begin, I have to start with my husband! Unmistakably a true salesman, often I find myself listening to the most oddest of stories - you know, those ones that really … Continue reading Whose line is it anyway?
Food for thought
Did you know that the critical elements of life and nature are basically made up of three components each? For example: Air Dry air consists of 78% Nitrogen, 28% Oxygen and 1% of other gasses (carbon dioxide, argon etc.) Earth: Consists of three layers - the core, the mantle and the crust Fire: A fire … Continue reading Food for thought
