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Does it make sense to you that when you keep bumping into something in your life, it is about you rather than just about what (or whom) you are bumping in to? That has been happening for me again. I enjoyed using a new poetry form to gain insight and freedom. The form of […] Do you remember wanting to be old enough for kindergarten? Old enough to stay home alone? Old enough to babysit? Old enough to drive a car? Old enough to vote or drink? Remember when you thought forty was old? One of the best things about age is its relativity. I was mother to a […] Twenty-seven years ago today, I became a grandma. Grandparenting has been and is one of the most glorious roles of my life, but I often say I went kicking and screaming into it. I was only thirty-nine when our daughter, Stacey, told us she was expecting. I was working full time. I did volunteer work. […] Perhaps you remember having heard the name Dr. Saul Shaye. If not, I certainly hope this post gets your attention. I had swollen feet after the drive home from Tennessee for our Thanksgiving visit. I chalked that up to having eaten way too much junk. On Sunday (Christmas Day) I had edema. On Friday evening, […] I applied for the position of an “Opinion Columnist” in our local newspaper. A good friend/writer colleague had suggested I apply. It might seem odd to those who might think a committed spiritual person may not have a lot of interest in the things of the world, but that is untrue. We care deeply about […] What is my definition of heartbreak? heartbreak (noun): the vast pain that we suffer in response to our expectations not being met in some way. A facet of reality as a human being. So if you’re experiencing heartbreak, be it romantic, in your work life, or if you feel let down by […] Regret & Remorse Regret & Remorse Are photo-shopped Pixels of fragmented False memories. Reboot. Enjoy the whole show. Francie Lynch, June 6, 2015 This is one of those lessons I hope I can remember to benefit from for the rest of my life. I love scarves. Seeing a perfectly chosen scarf as the pièce […] If you are a fan of the Chicago Cubs, you know that the events happening at this time are a very big deal. The Cubs won back-to-back World Series championships in 1907 and 1908, becoming the first Major League team to play in three consecutive World Series, and the first to win it twice. While […] Life is wonderFULL. Some days and some times of our lives are definitely more full than others. Today is the one year anniversary of my mother-in-law’s transition. I’ve written about her passing in Musings from an Estate Sale, and spoken about it in Celebrations of Life, a talk given at Unity by the Lakeshore the […] |
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