So, I’m still here. Barely. But I’m here. I decided it would be a great idea to take two summer grad school classes not knowing that this would be a full-time job for five weeks, yikes. It was worth it, and I loved the content, but I didn’t realize HOW much time it would suck … Continue reading
Tag Archives: positive thinking
Visions of Lovely Weather
I just love the signs of spring and summer approaching. Right now the weather is just perfection. Just the other day, there was a wildflower that had bloomed in my sad-attempt-at-a-flower-bed! Talk about excited! That little booger made me so happy. There are some times where my breath is just taken away by something that … Continue reading
Challenge Update #1
Since I pretty much blabbed to the entire world about my challenge and what brought it all on, I figured I should probably keep you all posted on the progress! 🙂 Today is the 7th day of the 60 day challenge, and so far, I’m on a roll — five classes in seven days! In … Continue reading
Challenge
All my life I’ve struggled with food, weight, food, weight, food, and weight, but mostly weight. I have relatively stayed the same weight since I was a senior in high school. Now, I was not a slender young lady, so don’t go thinking I am a svelte 125 or anything. In the long run, though, … Continue reading
I’m on a Hammock …
Without my flippy-flops! There’s something magical about days in the mid-70s with a mild breeze. Although I was pretty busy over spring break, I did decide to take me time. I love to feel the sun (with SPF on) on my skin and feel God’s breath blow the hammock gently. I felt like I was … Continue reading
Beauty through Butterflies
Last summer I decided to grow some flowers, or should I say I hoped they would grow. I wish I had a green thumb! Anywho, I had some that actually did take! I think they are zinnias, but I could be wrong. I thought that would be the icing on the cake, but no! The … Continue reading
Self Talk
That voice. Yes, that one. The voice inside of your brain, heart, soul. This voice can be a powerful force for joy and peace, or it can be violently destructive. Prior to yoga teacher training, my inner voice was my antagonist. First of all, it was constantly on. I never knew quiet. Second, the station … Continue reading
