Last week the sky graced us with a mavelous display known as the northern lights. I was tired, spent, still recovering physically from a head cold and drained due to a big impending work deadline. But I wanted to see the lights. I yearned to, especially during a week where the beauty felt dim amid …
they don’t labor, or toil or spin: thoughts from the teton crest trail
It’s the first week of August, and to be honest, I thought the end of Summer would look different than this… I, in my naivety, hoped I’d have an agent by now. I’ve been querying since the end of January… half a year. And I’ve received over 60 rejections. Recently I’ve been following the success …
Holy Week Reflections: Surprised by Joy
This years holy week coincides with a very special day for me. Today, exactly 7 years ago, my husband and I went on our first date. So much had led up to this day. Years of admiration and affection, buried deep and left unspoken, finally given the room to breathe, to grow, to be known, …
Cancer of the Heart.
“If only we wanted to be happy, it would be easy; but we want to be happier than other people, which is almost always difficult, since we think them happier than they are.” — CHARLES DE MONTESQUIEU A couple months ago, I posted a poll on Instagram asking my followers the question- “If you could, …
Remember to Surrender.
This year has started out a lot differently than I expected.A lot less skiing.A lot more kleenex. Allow me to explain… In the first week of January, I lost my Grandfather. And the following week, I came down with a severe cold turned sinus infection that I am still not fully recovered from. For most …