I got lost somewhere, in the day to day banality of the COVID lifestyle and the rush and excitement of the traveling and things that I have done in the midst of it where I lost sight of my blog. I have so many things to say, but today, as we are coming up onContinue reading “Love, Compassion and Thanksgiving”
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1000 Days From Today
In 1000 days from today, I will turn 40 years old. I mark the 1000 days because of the Day Zero project goals I always set which are \”101 Things to do in 10001 Days\” and just how fast those 1001 days always seem to fly by! How much your life can change in 1001Continue reading “1000 Days From Today”
How My Traditional Father Raised A Strong, Modern Daughter
When I was six years old my dad started teaching me how to play chess. He had this really large, vintage chess set which I have since inherited. We would play fairly regularly, but my dad never let me win. He gave me a book to read to learn to play chess, an adult\’s guideContinue reading “How My Traditional Father Raised A Strong, Modern Daughter”
Where It All Began
I recently started sharing my poetry on social media. This is something I have long resisted for several reasons, one of which is the very prosaic reality of plagiarism and the fear of having my work stolen. Beyond that, I have a deep sense of \”impostor syndrome.\” Regardless of the fact that I started writingContinue reading “Where It All Began”
I\'m Not Anti-Mask, I Am Anti-Government
We are going to have to make some assumptions regarding my next statements because I am not sure anyone knows what is valid or true, or to what extent, when it comes to the COVID-19 virus. Presumably, this virus is transmitted through droplets, like many viruses, and can enter the body through the nose, mouth,Continue reading “I\'m Not Anti-Mask, I Am Anti-Government”
Learning to Rest
Learning to rest. I think this is a valuable lesson to learn no matter what your pursuit. This benefited while getting my degrees, during my career, in fitness – in really anything I have done that required intense perseverance. For me, a perfectionist in many ways, I struggled with this for a time. I canContinue reading “Learning to Rest”
But She Was So Young!
I refer back, as always, to an episode of Frasier where due to a mix up at the hospital, it is briefly reported that he has died. Frasier is in shock as he sees his death reported on the news. It causes him to reflect on all of the things he has never done inContinue reading “But She Was So Young!”
Sleep as a Discipline
When it comes to health and wellness I think sleep is highly underrated. Not just for physical wellness but almost even more so for mental health. When I hear people say things like, \”Oh, I can totally function on only four hours of sleep\” I roll my eyes exactly the same as the idiots whoContinue reading “Sleep as a Discipline”
Being Real With Mom
As it is Mother\’s Day, I am reminded of a funny Frasier moment (of course!) where Frasier walks in on Roz while she talks to her mother on the phone. She is candidly discussing her sex life and then as she hangs up she says, \”okay, bye Mom!\” Frasier is shocked that Roz would be soContinue reading “Being Real With Mom”
Re-Entering Society
This week, the Governor of Texas (along with many other states) announced that they will honor the April 30th expiration of last month\’s \”stay-at-home\” order – permitting certain businesses to begin reopening with the hope that through several phases, life will return to normal. As a libertarian, this pleases me. It alarms me the vastContinue reading “Re-Entering Society”