Keeping an Eye Out
Dear God, I am grateful for many things in my life. Please help me to be aware of and focus on all of the synchronicity and positive things that I encounter each day. Let me be mindful of others who … Continue reading →
Dear God, I am grateful for many things in my life. Please help me to be aware of and focus on all of the synchronicity and positive things that I encounter each day. Let me be mindful of others who … Continue reading →
Do this! Do that! Oh, here’s yet another thing added to my plate for today. Do, do, do! What a crazy day this is already. Yesterday it was worry and fear, today it’s feeling overwhelmed. I hadn’t done my morning … Continue reading →
Before my head hits the pillow at night, I find it helpful to constructively review my day. I think about how I was as a person, i.e., how I treated all those I came into contact with. Was I kind … Continue reading →
When I was a devout atheist, I felt there was no one to be thankful to. That changed as soon as I came to believe in a power greater than myself. I’m grateful for that, for walking into the rooms … Continue reading →
I’m grateful for: Skype (online instant messaging and calling program) eBay (online marketplace where I can purchase goods) PayPal (I can invoice clients online) Constant Contact (a fun online program I use to create electronic newsletters) Google (what would any … Continue reading →
Well, it definitely was not anything near a usual Thanksgiving Day for me yesterday as I worked a good portion of the day to get a project done. I had hoped to relax, watch some movies, and simply be with … Continue reading →
Today I celebrate the most important day of my life. It was on Saturday, March 10, 1990, at 10:15am, on the upper side of Manhattan (NYC) that I first walked into the rooms of a 12 Step program. It is … Continue reading →
How refreshing it was yesterday to cry my heart out to Spirit, to shout my anger and frustration, just me and God alone, with no one else around. Release… letting go… opened my heart to receive, to get to peace … Continue reading →