For me, January is the time of year best suited for reflecting on the one just past and assimilating her lessons before setting new intentions for the year ahead. While I used to be a person who jumped into the new year full of resolutions that rarely made it past the first two weeks, I’ve finally accepted that January 1st as a start date, simply did not allow adequate time for discerning the best way forward.
Read MoreWhen May began, I was asking myself the question, "What in My Life Needs Pruning?" with the noble intention of letting go of activities and pursuits that took energy and time away from what I value most -- time and space for creativity, contemplation and nurturing the projects (like this blog) that repeatedly get pushed to the back burner.
Read MoreAlmost a decade ago, I planted three Knock Out® rose bushes in my front flower bed. These roses are marketed as low maintenance, and because of this they became very popular in my area. When I heard low maintenance, I interpreted it to mean virtually no maintenance and it took just a season to realize my error.
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