Father’s Day is North America’s acknowledgment of our blood-line fathers.
It’s the acknowledgement of everything that the term Father can presume: leadership qualities, an all around ‘knowing’ of what’s best for others, a figurehead in our patriarchal society, the head of the family, an anchor in society, an authority commanding respect.
But for many, Father’s Day is not a happy day. There are so many families that have been disconnected from their birth father due to accidents, illness, work-related…
Almost every morning, I ring my singing bell. Actually, I have three singing bowls. One is a high-pitched one to help clear and reset an area. Another, a low pitched one for cultivating calmness, and a third that has ‘the looks’, but doesn’t resonate like I want. So, perhaps I should move that one along …
Like many others, I am spending too much time at home these days, isolated from my connections and knowing that no one is coming…
T’is the season; but it is never the ‘Norman Rockwell’ scene in real life. Our society and expectations of the holidays can easily become a disappointment, time-and-time again.
I remember one of ‘those years’ as a single mom, working retail around the clock. I tried to nix the family dinner for my own sanity, and then, I had a big problem with everyone anyways!
Why is there so MUCH pressure from society to have the ‘best holiday EVER’?…
I have a few more questions (after the Home Harmony visit) about things but I’ll start off with an update. I am feeling very good and my space feels very good and fresh as well. I am loving the new layout with my desk and I just got rid of one of my chairs yesterday. The new spaces for the art feels right. I’ve decluttered the area behind my desk, and I’ve made a few beautiful little touch-ups in my bedroom to hopefully attract some more wealth! No further on the job search because I’m j… Read more
