Year: 2016
Separate Yourself
"Separate yourself from the lies and illusions which are not you." —Bryant McGill This is one of the most inspiring, apropos quotes I have ever come across.
What a Typical Morning With a Fibromyalgia Flare-Up Is Like
http://themighty.stfi.re/2016/08/what-a-morning-with-a-fibromyalgia-flare-up-is-like-for-me/?sf=zrgvlla#aa My personal story and flares are nothing like this, but I thought I'd share it for those who can relate.
One Day Too Many
If you've never had a loved one go missing; you're damn lucky. If you've never lost anyone close to you, especially a family member, you are luckier still. I have spent most of my life watching family members leave this plane of existence for another. I've written too many eulogies and speeches not to feel … Continue reading One Day Too Many
The Goodness In Your Life
"The goodness in your life does not come to you from someone else. When you see this, you will be free. There is no reason and no need to play up to another, or to try to remain in their good graces. Remain in your own, by not betraying yourself. Simply speak your truth, with … Continue reading The Goodness In Your Life
Everything’s Gonna Be Alright
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwjzCqHo5f4 With a seven hour time difference, my best friend Shani kept me sane the other night, as we both cried and worried about my brother. We talked until it was after 5:00 a.m. here, and after noon where she lives. I am grateful to her for making me smile for the first time since … Continue reading Everything’s Gonna Be Alright
Full Corn Moon In Aquarius
Tonight is the Full Corn Moon named because this is a time for corn harvests. The August Full Moon is also known as the Sturgeon Moon because this was the time when wild sturgeon and salmon would be abundant in rivers and streams. At this time, our emotions will be heightened, our senses will be … Continue reading Full Corn Moon In Aquarius
Open-Minded
"Open-minded critical thinkers should always be willing to engage in dialogue, despite any differences of opinion." —Bryant McGill
