The desert will remind you who you oughta be / It'll show you who you are / There's nothing to protect what you're hiding - from Like New Years Day by Sara Watkins. . 🌿 . . This picture was taken in the Judean wilderness in 2011 when I visited Israel on a fun trip … Continue reading desert tidings
resolution
I posted these resolutions to Facebook on Dec 31. Now I'm posting them here. I am proud to report that I am 2/3 the way into "Dry January," as I've dubbed it and it's going very well. 🙂 My concrete and abstract 2017 resolutions (bc once you post it on social media it's basically binding … Continue reading resolution
worthy wednesday monologue
Of Hermann Melville's Moby Dick PELEG: And what dost thou want of Captain Ahab? I don't think thou wilt be able to see him at present. I don't know exactly what's the matter with him; but he keeps close inside the house; a sort of sick, and yet he don't look so. In fact, he … Continue reading worthy wednesday monologue
The Heart Speaks in Whispers
Thank God for Corinne Bailey Rae! I'm listening to her recent album today on repeat. There's an intricate vastness to her music that has no other words but exclamations of beauty or silence in awe. I find feelings similar to standing on sand at oceanfront or looking up at clouds or stars, remembering the innate … Continue reading The Heart Speaks in Whispers
on being broken up
I had a long, arduous break up from my (now ex) boyfriend this year. It was long because for a little while he wouldn't take no for an answer especially when I dropped hints that I didn't want him to take no for answer but to instead make a turn around in certain areas clearly … Continue reading on being broken up
Dad
I love my dad. My dad is generous, kind, consistent, wise. He's not showy. He's not a man of pride or vanity. He's full of "heart." He's thoughtful. He's giving. He's a provider. He's faithful. He's a good guy. Hallmark parent days are lame to me because there are folks without parents to celebrate.😔 a … Continue reading Dad
strength paradox
I watched a TV show episode yesterday that's sort of lame but uplifting for me. A character in the show dealing with an addiction was confronted by a character that previously dealt with a similar addiction. One attempted to persuade the other that their separate-but-shared issue was possible to overcome. The current addicted character told … Continue reading strength paradox
