As a tween I attended a riding camp and during the first morning I watched a horse rear up and the boy fell off hitting the ground hard. Eyes wide, I froze in fear and decided horses were unsafe. To
Thoughts & Emotions on Getting Back in the Saddle
‘Let It Go’ – I Call BS!
Have you ever been told by someone to just let it go? How helpful was that for you? If you did manage to let it go, how did you do it? What had to be given up or what part of you was sacrificed in order to do so? How long did it last?
Sitting in Our Own Chairs
Our lives are full of so many relationships that we interact with all day, every day. And the moments towards the ends of our lives here on earth are not about money, material possessions, success, etc. Rather, what matters most is our relationship with ourself and our relationships with our loved ones. This is what we have to hold on to and make peace with as we make the greatest transition. Thankfully, while we are still here, we have the opportunity to consciously deepen and strengthen these important relationships with our loved ones.
A Reflection of the Blogging Kind
A Reflection of the Blogging Kind I decided to look back on my very first blog and reflect on where I was 3 years ago and where I am now. To see if I still think and feel the same
Growing Up Highly Sensitive
Growing Up Highly Sensitive When I was growing up, I talked a lot and loved people. I was the family entertainer, full of life and known as the sensitive one. I lived in extremes of excitedly happy, really upset, or
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