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Finding a Different View
Does daily drudgery cloud your view sometimes? Do you lose your zest for living when in the thick of hardship? Exploration to an above-it-all space revives the spark I depend on. Its a step back, a rush up – to a different view. A new angle with fresh shadows, new colors, spanning horizons. It is ...
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View from the Edge
Early spring, a close friend was diagnosed with anal cancer late stages. She is undergoing chemotherapy and radiation. Her oncologist believes she will make it through. My friend, I’ll call her Heather, wants to believe this too. Heather has a serious agenda. Her objective is total healing. And to experience total healing, she must ask ...
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Ceilings in our Mind
You have heard the term “Glass Ceiling” used in the context of barriers to women rising the corporate ladder. Consider another ceiling – a way of thinking about what is feasible that limits how intelligent or capable you can be. Are you more intelligent this year than last? I would have answered “no” to that ...
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Stumbling Across Good Works
Today on my walk, I caught two middle-aged men in the act of picking up trash by a pond’s edge. In their “hello” to me, they grumbled about more trash building up from yesterday. They said “we pulled out two large garbage bags with trash yesterday. ” I asked, “are you being paid to clean ...