Dreamscape: All Things Change, So Why Shouldn’t I? {Poetry}
In my mind, things are different -- I think that is always the case.
I don’t care about drama,
I care about
the trees, yet that is somewhat dramatic.
Browsing Tag:
family
Sex and the Menopausal Woman: Juicy, Alive and Truly Erotic.
Our habitual ways of relating to others, our self-identity as sexual women... are all up for a profound shift as woman enters the cocoon of the menopause.
Why Am I Here? (For When I Forget to Remember)
Feeding my insatiable desire for the unexplainable and accepting the mystery with grace is my 'why'. To recognize the glory in the mystery is my 'how'.
Sun Transiting Cancer: Reflection on Family and Heritage.
We recognize that the children in cages are our children. The desperate, terrified mothers, the humiliated fathers, are our family. And we are outraged.
9 Tips to Stay Healthy, Sane & Joyful Around Family: A Year-Round Survival Guide.
Many people get really anxious heading into a family event, or avoid it altogether because they simply can’t handle all the emotions that come up.
Continuing to Grow with the Map of Gut Feeling and the Compass of Wisdom.
My lungs are a little bigger now. I can run for four miles, I can hold my breath underwater for over a minute... I breathe in the love, exhale the crap.
Rainbows and Unicorns, My Ass: My Family Post-Divorce.
Opening my heart meant welcoming my ex-husband and his partner completely into family celebrations that I had previously shared with my children on my own.
Kissing a Toad. {fiction}
Don’t kiss a toad unless you’d like warts on your lips, because you can’t escape this fate once you’ve been poked by a wart-covered prick.
Finally Getting Free: A Felony for My Family.
This is about what I was willing to do to fix what I knew had torn my beautiful family apart. Like I said, if a person wants something bad enough, they will figure out a way to get it, even if it means stealing a car left running in the middle of the street and blindly head north.
Goodbye, Kayla, My Light Wrapped in Fur.
I forgot to pick you up and hold you and tell you how much I loved you and how much joy you had brought me in our time together.