Category Archives: Lifestyle

Today is National Fibromyalgia Awareness Day

I am pleased to introduce author and pain archeologist, Sue Ingebretson, as our guest for today.  You may already know her from her website Rebuilding Wellness and/or from her book, FibroWHYalg......

Sowing our days, one plant at a time

I am a gardener.  Not a master gardener, by any means, but a gardener nonetheless.  Every spring (most often determined by the calendar than the weather these days), I get busy prepping for the......

Irish Blessings to you all~

I love proverbs~ especially the cut-to-the-chase Irish variety.   I sat and read several on the  Irish Abroad  website, which is where I always seem to end up for anything Irish, while planning......

Applying the brakes and taking back the wheel

  If you had asked me in January whether I realized how much my 2011 goal of  catching up would bring on a domino effect leaving me buried still into February, I would’ve scoffed…and you ......

Holding onto the little things to fuel our tomorrows

As I begin to close my 2010 and prepare for a new one, I look back over the tumultuous last three months with a heavy heart. In fact, I went through pictures from holiday seasons past this year......

Moving away from stuffing feelings and more towards stocking stuffers

Every now and then, I will come across something that is so simple yet so powerful that it astounds me.  It is easy to get carried away and overwhelmed with the holiday season.  It seems like e......

Season of “Family”

The month of November officially begins, what I call, my “Season of Family.” Besides the usual holiday hooplah and the mounting stress that accompanies it all, this is the time when ......

Happy Halloween!

The minute I saw him incubating in the garden, I knew I had to bring him to life.  What I didn’t know is that this little guy was harboring his own secret…just like me. What began a......

Fear and Healing~ Guest Sarah Nuxoll

  I got a wake-up call this summer with regard to my health. I have cystic fibrosis, which entails a whole routine of treatments and medications that basically manage my disease.  But this summ......

No matter where I go, there you are~

I have been followed around by lupus for over a decade now, but there are still times when I actually expect to be able to fly solo.  In comparison to many people living with this disease, I am ......

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