"Dear old world', she murmured, 'you are very lovely and I am glad to be alive in your." - L.M. Montgomery (Anne of Green Gables)
^ This. All of this. All day. Everyday.
This is an amazing time to live. So much action, connection, convictions and ideologies to challenge our thoughts and beliefs. It's beautiful, breath-taking.
Let's explore some that make me think today.
Here's an amazing one on feminism that from Wild Woman Speaks.
And this lovely one on embracing sex over at Elephant Journal.
Of course, there is the lovely Starbucks cup debate going on. If you missed it, Google it. Because other than sharing that bit of information, I won't get into it. #someonestolemypaganholiday
Blessings <3
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
Saturday, November 7, 2015
2 Births and a Conference
This week has been insanely busy, but rather fulfilling. It's brought a high lack of sleep (why am I still awake?) and a super busy day of sitting in on a ground breaking conference that could be earth shattering. It's brought two healthy babies, one of which is a beautiful "rainbow" baby and the other a beautiful little brother.
It's had it's highs and it's lows. And while it has been a totally amazing week, I'm ready for the slow down. That moment where everything starts going flat, that this roller coaster ride comes to a stop. At least for a few days.
I'd love nothing more than to be at home, sleeping in my own bed and cuddled up to the amazingly tall carney (you know, carnival worker) that I call my other half. Probably stealing the covers while our dogs lay between (or on) our feet and the kids sleeping soundly in their beds, and preferably until 9 am. :)
Take away from this week?
* My poker face is improving! I even stumped my preceptor!!
* Birth is amazing, even when it gets gritty.
* I have been placed in an amazing opportunity in life, viewing groundbreaking events unfolding before my eyes.
* Hereford House is delicious. That steak, OMG!?!
* I need to find a system of organization.
Psst, Did I mention that a certain "Sweet Transvestite" and I have a date as soon as I get home? Gifts from clients can be super amazing!
It's had it's highs and it's lows. And while it has been a totally amazing week, I'm ready for the slow down. That moment where everything starts going flat, that this roller coaster ride comes to a stop. At least for a few days.
I'd love nothing more than to be at home, sleeping in my own bed and cuddled up to the amazingly tall carney (you know, carnival worker) that I call my other half. Probably stealing the covers while our dogs lay between (or on) our feet and the kids sleeping soundly in their beds, and preferably until 9 am. :)
Take away from this week?
* My poker face is improving! I even stumped my preceptor!!
* Birth is amazing, even when it gets gritty.
* I have been placed in an amazing opportunity in life, viewing groundbreaking events unfolding before my eyes.
* Hereford House is delicious. That steak, OMG!?!
* I need to find a system of organization.
Psst, Did I mention that a certain "Sweet Transvestite" and I have a date as soon as I get home? Gifts from clients can be super amazing!
Sunday, November 1, 2015
Thirty Days Thankful
November 1st has come. Seriously, where has this year gone!?! I have so many things to tie up in these last two months of 2015.
2015 has been a great year so far. A few hills to climb, plenty to coast down and the blessings of a lot of personal and work-related accomplishments. None of which could have been completed with out the people who surround my personal and professional life.
Tradition goes (Who's tradition is it? Is it a Facebook tradition?) that for the entire month of November you post something daily that you are thankful for. Thankful, grateful, blessed, etc. all hold the same value. I don't want to limit it to the standards. Limits and standards bore me.
So for my Thirty Days Thankful I will actively post on my Facebook page what has inspired me, challenged me, forced growth or made growth easier over the last year. Things that might not have been comfortable, but certainly brought about a new part of myself.
2015 has been a great year so far. A few hills to climb, plenty to coast down and the blessings of a lot of personal and work-related accomplishments. None of which could have been completed with out the people who surround my personal and professional life.
Tradition goes (Who's tradition is it? Is it a Facebook tradition?) that for the entire month of November you post something daily that you are thankful for. Thankful, grateful, blessed, etc. all hold the same value. I don't want to limit it to the standards. Limits and standards bore me.
So for my Thirty Days Thankful I will actively post on my Facebook page what has inspired me, challenged me, forced growth or made growth easier over the last year. Things that might not have been comfortable, but certainly brought about a new part of myself.
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