The day after the hurricane, on our way back from the library and playground, the skies in our neighborhood were strikingly beautiful. Every single cloud in the sky was a weightless wisp. I have never seen a sky like this in my life. In the clouds, I saw a beauty born of surrender to the winds and torrents of the storm.
For any other list-makers out there, I published this on HerStories yesterday.""In this time of quarantine, my lists are offering me space outside of the walls of my home, a way of making sense of chaos, a self-imposed structure on structure-less days, and even a way...
"In our deepest self we keep living with the illusion that we will always be the same." Henri Nowen "It's really very simple," my late spiritual director, Gladys, once said to me. She was talking about how she lived each day, waking up, having a written conversation...
"Anxiety turns us toward courage, because the other alternative is despair." Paul Tillich I've claimed "seasonal affective disorder" for years, and that may be so, but I'm starting to realize it's not only summer to fall that is hard for me. It's winter to spring, and...
Exquisite metaphor. Thank you for sharing this.