Calling Out, Calling In, and Finding Grace
If we were living in normal times I would’ve been writing about current events on my blog as a way of processing and inviting conversation. Instead I’ve been deliberately silent. […]
Tag Archives: blogging
Risk Management
I’m updating my website with the help of a super talented, visually oriented friend. An unexpected response to the necessary questions like “who is your audience?”, and “what do you […]
Unfunny
I realize I have not been living up to my intention with this blog lately. I can usually see the humor in an situation, but there is little that is […]
Mommyblog
In an alternate future-world I will read the New Yorker magazine the day that it arrives in the mail. In present reality-land, they are scattered throughout the house in no […]
Something
One of the interesting things I have found about writing a blog is the sense of obligation I feel to unseen readers. I know I have exactly six followers (the […]
Zorro
I am currently reading Isabel Allende’s Zorro. It has been on my nightstand for roughly a year in the “to be read next pile”, but I gave in after a […]
Prayer Grid
You may have been subjected to a personality test at some point in your adult life – Meyers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), Strengths Finder – there are oh so many to […]
Flaws
I have a character flaw that blew up like an IED last month. A completely unhealthy reaction that I am, as of yet, unable to beat into submission or transform […]
The Rub
I have taken an involuntary hiatus from my blog. Not exactly sure why, but I have been experiencing a kind of writing paralysis that might be called writers block but […]
Wabsy
I just want to say I am disappointed that I did not reach my personal goal for my blog this year. I wanted to have 182 posts in 2012, half […]
Journaling
I have really been struggling lately with a writing requirement for a new program I started. I decided three years ago to become a Gestalt trained coach. I started the […]
Syria
The news from Syria is hard to follow. Not that its difficult to track what is going on, who the players are or the international stakeholders, but the very real, […]
I think its hormonal.
This was the answer given to the question “Why can’t men who have a lot of power keep their pants on?” The conversation was about the Petraeus scandal and resignation […]
First things first
First things first is a curious phrase. It makes me think – well how could you do last things first? – anyway it works in this case. I have not […]
Fast and Furious
I need an editor. Or a proofreader or something. I write these posts pretty fast and furious (often outraged rather furious actually), and rarely have time to review them carefully […]
