Warning: Dogmatic and Preachy. And Honest. And some may find the conclusion filled with bullshit. This isn’t for them. It’s for you. Let me tell you a story about a girl who has fallen down seven times and gotten up eight. I mean she’s probably not returning to upright without a torn pant leg or … Continue reading This Way, I think
Perspective
Time To Take Off (yeah, it’s a metaphysical, etc., metaphor)
So I did what every weary traveler who’s happy to be back home after ten hours of airplane travel does: I look up plane crashes and turbulence videos on Youtube for approximately two full hours while downing a glass of stale wine and thanking higher powers to still be alive. There are a surprising amount … Continue reading Time To Take Off (yeah, it’s a metaphysical, etc., metaphor)
Blogging Like It’s 2006: Writing Process,Gratitude, & Dancing (alone)
So here’s a fun story. I’m at home on a Friday night. Just me and the dog. Kicking it like middle aged people do. Putting on sweatpants and getting the laundry started. I’ve decided to have some wine. You know, just a nip to take off the edge of the week. I have the whole … Continue reading Blogging Like It’s 2006: Writing Process,Gratitude, & Dancing (alone)
Round & Round
A few months ago my bra was more for formality than for form. See, my appetite hides when stress comes lumbering up on stage and I’d lost a couple pounds in the past year. So the Calvin Klein contraption just sorta takes claim of some space somewhere between my belly button and my neck. So, … Continue reading Round & Round
The Truth Wasn’t So Heavy
No, Mr. UPS Delivery Person, I don’t have a boyfriend or a husband home to help you carry the mattress I ordered online. Nor do I have any children with which we can pawn off the difficult undertaking. If I did have children they would probably do it for the simple price of a candy … Continue reading The Truth Wasn’t So Heavy
Sticker Charts & Artificial Flavors
So far . . . I have realized that worrying about the Big Stuff is just a Big distraction from sweating all the small things, which sadly are often left by the wayside in pursuit of a more peaceful existence. A well intended mentor once gave me a copy of Richard Carlson’s Don’t Sweat the … Continue reading Sticker Charts & Artificial Flavors
The Joletta 