Deep Storage
One of the most tedious things to fallout of this split and move is dealing with the stuff that we have been schlepping from place to place without unpacking. I Continue Reading →
Month: March 2015
Shadow of Doubt
One of my least favorite traits, and one I really need to shake off as I move forward, is the unwelcome but ubiquitous umbrella of self-doubt that sometimes creeps up Continue Reading →
What’s on the Other Side?
The other day, Shawn asked me what I want to be on “the other side of all this.” I said I didn’t know yet. I mean, the first word that Continue Reading →
Green Camouflage
I’m not Irish and I don’t think there’s even Irish in the family line. Victoria isn’t well known for its Irish community, either. Still, when St. Patrick’s Day rolls around, Continue Reading →
Year of Yes
A friend recently completed a “year of yes” — I watched from a safe distance across social media channels as he bravely took steps outside his comfort zone, attending events, Continue Reading →
When the Walls Closed In
Depression for me was not something I recognized until I was on the other side of it. Looking back, I can see when it started, although I still can’t quite Continue Reading →
Personalizing My (New) World
Last weekend, I took down the loft bed that was still in the front bedroom/office, removed the desk (and the computer that was sitting on it), and put Kiddo’s old Continue Reading →