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The Addicted Attic
(Another unpublished post I found in my drafts file that I think is worthy of having its day.) The poor Attic, it can’t seem to help itself. It’s a big empty hole, like a black hole, and it keeps sucking things in and piling them up. Its appetite is ferocious never allowing it to feel full enough. When I first saw it, I was in awe of its potential. The peak is 15 ft. high, and it runs the…
How Not to Become Outdated
I don’t consider myself old, but in years I’m pushing 70 and that’s a scary thought. I never imagined I would see this age, so it feels like foreign territory. Fortunately, I had very good mentors, elders who showed me how they stayed young, relevant and active as they aged. It may be easier for some people than others, but I’m trying to stay vibrant – at least in heart and mind. Although my…
NH Summer’s Reflection (2022)
(I found this in my drafts folder and wondered why I didn’t post it. Probably because I was traveling and got COVID on my way out of NH.) A bird landing on a branch makes me smile The hum of crickets and other tiny creatures comes in and out of my conscious awareness A cat lies still in the grass under the shade of a small tree, watching, waiting Crows caw while a boat motor hums in the…
Forward Motion
I don’t go back, at least I try not to. What I mean is that when making life decisions I don’t consider going back to what once was. I’m looking forward – like, “Where to next?” In the early days of our marriage my husband and I had a lot of financial troubles. At one point we returned to a town and house where we had lived before. But that was at the request of someone else who wanted to hire…
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Happy Thanksgiving from Down Under!
Happy Thanksgiving from Down Under!
I stare at the beautiful blue sky with fluffy white clouds, the rolling surf and the nearby seaside cliffs, and I forget that it’s November. I forget that Thanksgiving is a few days away, because it’s not celebrated here. 71(F) degrees, sunny and breezy is a far cry from the 30 to 45 degrees in New Hampshire, and as NH keeps getting colder into December, we will continue to grow warmer here in…
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And Then She Tripped and Fell
And Then She Tripped and Fell
The finish line disappeared when the buyers pulled out of the deal. Like a runner in the lead with the finish line in sight who unexpectedly trips and falls flat on her face, there’s no quick recovery or win in that moment. That’s how I felt 10 days before I was scheduled to return to Australia. The world turned upside down as I scrambled to create a new plan full of uncertianty and angst. The…
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Struggling to Make It to the Finish Line
Struggling to Make It to the Finish Line
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Carefully Curating My Legacy
Carefully Curating My Legacy
I’m 65 now and that’s a lot of years! I have certainly lived a very full and amazing life, and I’m grateful for all of it. I’m not ready to die yet, but no one ever is… That’s the curious thing about human beings – we think we want to stay in this world forever. We live as if the earths’ resources are unlimited, and we collect stuff as if we need it all to be happy. We are ambitious to have it…
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A Time For Everything
A Time For Everything
I’ve been quiet these past few months, but busy, and a bit overwhelmed. I flew back to the US at the beginning of March to face the life I had left behind. It was inevitable I suppose, but daunting nevertheless. After both my parents were gone (2012) my brother never let me back into their house. He was living there and he was in charge of their trust. I never quite understood what was going on…
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Madness Is the Worst Legacy
Madness Is the Worst Legacy
Today I am filled with more saddness and grief than I have been during most of the pandemic. Russia’s war on the Ukraine is unconscionable, and worse. There is no excuse, it is just a ruthless bully trying to violently aquire more power without regard to the welfare of anyone! Putin couldn’t care less how this will affect his own country, the Ukrainian people, Europe or the world. Or perhaps it’s…
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Time Flies Even When You're Not Having Fun
Time Flies Even When You’re Not Having Fun
It’s tax time, and I’m not having fun. I’m not complaining, I know it’s necessary, but I just really don’t enjoy this process. I often wonder if accountants and CPA’s enjoy their work. I’ve never met anyone who thinks preparing their personal or company tax returns is fun, but I’ve never asked an accountant if they enjoy their work. I guess certian types of people enjoy record keeping, balancing…
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How's Your New Start Going?
How’s Your New Start Going?
Here we are past the middle of January already and everything seems much the same, and yet it’s not. Change happens slowly, almost invisabily, and then smacks us in the face. We are often unprepared. What was your New Year’s Resolution two years ago? How did that work out for you? Very few of us were aware of what we were about to be hit with two years ago. I didn’t make a New Year’s resolution…
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Reborn and Golden for 2022
Reborn and Golden for 2022
At the moment as I write this on New Year’s Eve, I don’t feel reborn. Perhaps I will tomorrow? Maybe that’s my New Year’s resolution – to experience rebirth and feel golden. I’m at a low point because I had felt hopeful after completing my vaccinations in November, and the lifting of NSW’s lockdown in December. And then Omicron took over. At the same time, my son secured a job in the US and will…
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Angelic and Heartful
I think of Angels as being non-judgmental helpers who respond to genuine needs. But there is a catch here, in that we have to ask for help in some way. Or maybe someone else is requesting the help on our behalf. The point is: If you’re not receptive how can anyone help, and if you don’t ask, how will anyone know you need help? Week 49: Angelic I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately because…
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Reflecting on My Healing Journey
Reflecting on My Healing Journey
The year 2021 is coming to a close so I’m taking this time to reflect. I’ve done a lot of healing work both physically and emotionally throughout the year. I’m not done yet but I have progressed. I feel my heart reaching for a new place, an expanded awareness and a more pure expression of itself. My creative place Life is curious, crazy and complex! I woke up from a dream a couple days ago and…
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Healing Before Ascention
Healing requires rest and care, regardless if it is physical, mental, or emotional. But sometimes it’s hard to rest and care for ourselves well as we would rather be distracted with busyness. I think by nature human beings like to be productive and engaged in something interesting. Today I’m resting after a weekend trip out of town with friends. It was a little confronting for me on many levels.…
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Spiritual and Sacred
I have always been a spiritually oriented person, curious at a young age about the hidden aspects of life. I began to study about the major world religions from the age of twelve. Not being satisfied that one religion has all the answers, I kept a dialogue with God going about various “truths”. I’ve studied the Bible (both Old and New Testaments), the Bagvad-gita, the Tao Te Ching, various…
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