Watching way too much retro TV this weekend when I should be reading and writing. But last week's long relentless stress from all angles, to the point that I felt like a baby harbor seal dodging clubs, left me with no alternative than to veg out and regress back to the days when everything was …
Continue reading Eddie Haskell Wasn’t So Bad … Oh Yeah He Was
Sometimes, worry can totally consumes the Crow. She doesn't get out of the house much these days, and with all the rain she can't even sit on her deck and soak up some sun. That just amplifies her stress levels. Today she was worried about a change in my Dad's meds. I had all the info, but …
Continue reading Sometimes You Hurt the One You Love – Or You Just Make Them a Bit Snippy
Warning: Crazy. I have been saying wow to myself a bit more than usual tonight. Wow for the man who rescued those poor women from a decade of torture, and then refused a reward. Wow to the people out there who are actually criticizing him. And when I read this post just now Warning: Crazy., about the …
This story hits close to home in many ways. Holding back love and acceptance creates poison. It's easy to do. But creating negative energy only backfires on its creator. Everyone out there holding a grudge should read this. And think hard about the future and what could be lost.
Surrender. Debra's blogpost hits home in so many ways. She is such a wonderful writer, with words that penetrate my heart and soul. On the surface she blogs about a back injury. Underneath, it's about living in the moment, even if that moment sucks, in order to break on through to the other side, so to speak. …
Day 216 Question 216. I love sharing posts about how destructive the ego can be. It's what separates us from each other, separates us from God, separates us from all the love and positive energy that is ours in this world. That's not to say that being unique or an individual or true to yourself …
Continue reading Day 216 Question 216 – Who are you at your best? Your worst?
The beautifully written post Missed Memories moves me to write something deep from within my heart. My mother just turned 88 this past July 4th, and like iscribblings said about her grandmother in the post below, we always celebrate my mother's birthday like it's a holiday- because, well it is. But that was not the case …
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