Turn Fear & Worry Upside Down

Pulling Up Anchor

Oct 112011
 
Pulling Up Anchor

Recovery is going very well.  Lately I’ve started to feel as if I’m really making progress.  Receiving the okay to drive last week was a nice milestone.  Now, back behind the wheel, running the boys here and there, going to the grocery store, meeting friends for lunch, it all seems hard to believe that less than five short weeks ago I was lying in a hospital bed. So you can imagine that it throws me off a little when I run into someone who I’m seeing for the first time in months and they say something like, “How did you Continue reading >>

 October 11, 2011  Posted by at 12:43 AM No Responses »

Help Needed

Sep 202011
 
Help Needed

I’ve never been one to take into consideration an action (like riding a bike, for instance) for too long.  (Ideas I can ponder for years, but actions are different.)  I like to sit back and observe, but then, after I’ve made up my mind, I’m off and running, or pedaling, usually with little or no help. So, the whole concept of asking for help is not very intuitive to me.  As I woke up from surgery week before last, still in the recovery room, I remember trying to reach up to scratch my nose.  Not only were these cumbersome wires Continue reading >>

 September 20, 2011  Posted by at 3:34 AM 6 Responses »

Differing from Yourself 10 Years Ago

Jun 232011
 

To all who posted comments and sent me emails regarding the last TLT article, “Our BS Steers Us Away from Seeking Truth”: Thank You.  I appreciate knowing the support that exists for those who are open to learning and growing, while still acknowledging their own BS.  One friend, who I sometimes communicate with via quotes, made the following comment regarding the ‘BS’ article:  “Once you know what you believe, you can begin to question if it is true.” ~ Geneen Roth.  (Ah, nice one Nancy, and very appropriate.)  To which I responded,  “Do not think of knocking out another person’s Continue reading >>

 June 23, 2011  Posted by at 12:03 AM No Responses »