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Category Archives: compassion
Lessons from a Warbler
A week ago, during a 30 inch snowfall over two days, a bird that I did not recognize showed up at our suet feeder. His little beak told me that he was a bug-eater, not a seed-cracking year-round resident. I … Continue reading
Loss and Longing
This morning, as I was folding towels just out of the dryer, I was overcome. It took a few beats for the emotion to surface. I commented to my husband that the old striped dish towels, worn but usable for … Continue reading
Posted in Brené Brown, compassion, grief, life coach, self-compassion, Uncategorized, understanding, vulnerability
Tagged aging, Brené Brown, compassion, grief, longing, loss, Rising Strong, self-compassion, vulnerability
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My teacher – Beatrice
I haven’t ventured to blog post in over a year. I’m not clear about the reason, but it seems to have to do with my own “rumbling” with an overload of social media, too much bad news, and distractions of … Continue reading
Posted in Brené Brown, compassion, gift giving, life coach, self-acceptance, self-compassion, stay engaged, Uncategorized, understanding, vulnerability
Tagged aging, self-care, self-talk
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Renewed Purpose
Sometimes I am amazed at how NOT in the moment I can be. For the last 18 months I’ve been waiting for the increasingly divisive and derisive campaign to be OVER, as though THAT was going to save me and … Continue reading