i don’t know: 78/365

i don’t know: 78/365

Sometimes I don’t know. Actually a good fifty percent of the time, taking into consideration my issues with math. Here’s the thing, in the last few days I haven’t wanted to write these posts, and I haven’t had a lot of free time to spend with...
struggling: 76/365

struggling: 76/365

I tell you what, struggling a little bit here yesterday and today. I’m sure it won’t be the last time. We had a really fun weekend visiting our daughter’s family in Texas, where there are three adorable little ones! Add to that I’m still a...
single room: 75/365

single room: 75/365

When I went away to college, I requested a single room. There was only one on each floor, and I got one of them. And then in the spring, after someone left, I moved in and had a roommate. ~  365 true things about me why this daily...
again and again: 74/365

again and again: 74/365

You may recognize the poet Muriel Rukeyser’s words: What would happen if one woman told the truth about her life? The world would split open. from “Kathe Kollwitz” Speed of Darkness This next excerpt comes from the same poem. Here Rukeyser is writing...
quotes: 73/365

quotes: 73/365

When I find a quote I like, I want to know not just who said it, but where it was said. Only knowing who said it seems as if I don’t care enough or haven’t invested enough to be able to truly enjoy it. Where did the words come from? What book or letter or...
judgmental: 72/365

judgmental: 72/365

Last year, in a post, I wrote about how judgmental I was–so judgmental that on a silent meditation walk at a spa I found myself judging the way the other people walked. OMG! The thing is, I’ve always judged myself just as harshly. I would imagine...
money: 71/365

money: 71/365

When I was eleven or twelve, my father said he would pay me $50 if I could swim a mile. On the last lap, as my fingers grabbed for the edge of the pool right beside his dress shoes, he said, “I’ll give you another $1 if you swim another length.” He...