Self-Awareness
Getting WellGrounded
July 14, 2011
The internet is a pretty amazing place. One of my favorite parts of being active in the online world is the immense personal growth I have experienced as a result of my web interactions. Blog posts, lengthier articles (I don't read too many of those), videos, podcasts. A wealth of ...
Stop Waiting For the Stars to Align
July 7, 2011
Before we moved I had this interesting notion, a fantasy really, that after we moved life would slow down just a bit. You know where this is going already don't you? (I hear you laughing in the back row). To be sure, life has slowed down in one respect. No ...
Daisies in the Neighborhood
June 11, 2011
Since moving to my parents I've been trying to go for a walk every weekday with Damien. I'm not always successful because the days are so full but really, I have no good excuse. We both work at home, I should be able to make time for the basics of ...
An Interview with Our Family ~ And Walking Through Fear
May 12, 2011
Our family was recently interviewed (sounds so grand when it's really only questions sent via e-mail and response sent back via e-mail) by Francis Tapon. Damien did a review last month of Francis' book Hike Your Own Hike. Tapon's interview of our family can be found on his site WanderLearn ...
The Importance of Nature ~ Biophilia
May 5, 2011
Damien just posted this today on our adventure blog. I am missing nature so much these days in this final push to our move. Missing nature so much. I feel less alive, less myself, less whole as I sacrifice time in nature to literally move our family out the door. ...
23 days ~ I Whine. I Move On.
April 27, 2011
I'm feeling maxed out mentally with this move. I'm tired of attending to details upon details. Tired of lists and organization. Tired of trips to Goodwill nearly every week. Tired of creative plans on hold, school on hold. Tired of compromising certain values. Tired of the sorting, decluttering, packing. Tired ...
Evolution of a Writer
April 6, 2011
Here on the internet were mothers, homemakers and homeschoolers (like me) who were sharing their lives, their ideas, their selves - from home and making money doing so.
