Recently I won a drawing at my gym (Orangetheory Fitness) for a 25-minute introductory session at StretchLab. I’d seen StretchLab advertised around town and driven past the studio a couple of times and was already curious about them, so I was particularly excited about this opportunity to give StretchLab a try for free. The studio…
“When nothing is sure, everything is possible.” ~ Margaret Drabble As you may recall, I chose INTREPID and POSSIBILITIES as my 2025 Words of the Year. These two words together describe my intention for the year. One way of putting that intention into action…and sharing what’s been on my calendar (#WBOYC)…is my Winter Possibilities List….
I am frequently inspired by something I read in a blog post. This time it was a Taking Stock post on Deb’s World. What is Taking Stock? To paraphrase Debbie, it’s a fun creative exercise in which you respond to one word prompts with a quick sentence. You give yourself a few moments to process…
Tis the season of hearts! February brings us Valentine’s Day and Heart Health Month…at least in most of the countries where you, my lovely readers, reside. So it seems a good time to offer some tips for avoiding a broken heart…or patching yours up, if you already fall in that category. I’m going to divide…
I think it’s safe to say that we all want to eat food that contributes to our health, and most of us understand the basics of what that looks like to one degree or another. But what about eating in a way that protects the earth and takes the treatment of animals into consideration? Do…
If I were to wish for anything, I should not wish for wealth and power, but for the passionate sense of the potential, for the eye which, ever young and ardent, sees the possible. Pleasure disappoints, possibility never. And what wine is so sparkling, what so fragrant, what so intoxicating, as possibility!” ~Soren Kierkegaard As…
To participate in life we must experience life through our five senses. We must see the world, hear its subtle messages, smell its flavors, taste its sweetness and touch its surface. D. Wayne Dworsky As part of my Winter Possibilities List I included the idea of creating a sublist of activities centered around each of my senses. That generated some interest among you,…
Friday, January 10, was a holiday…one that you may not have heard of, and yet possibly celebrated without even realizing it. As described by the New York Post: Observed on the second Friday in January, Quitter’s Day recognizes those who begin the year with the best intentions and most robust resolutions, only to throw in…
It’s that time of year when many of us are creating vision boards, or setting resolutions, intentions, or Words of the Year (WOTY). I’ve even seen New Year’s Rejections…things people want less of in their lives. Throughout my life, I’ve tried a mixture of all of these. My WOTY history I chose my first ever…
Can you believe we are on the verge of closing out another year and stepping into a new one? At the beginning of 2024, I decided instead of choosing a Word of the Year or setting a New Year’s Resolution, I would set small monthly goals in four areas that are important to me, namely…
