The longer I’m here on the planet, the more I appreciate that life is what it is. It seems like a good idea to acknowledge the painful parts—to face them as directly as we can. And also to take as much delight as we can in the liveliness of it all.
Whatever you celebrate this time of year, here’s hoping that you have many happy, peaceful moments. May you enjoy community, laughter, and fun.
There’s a lot of darkness in our world. Pain, suffering, wrong-doing. We need the counterbalance of light.
And enjoy the little things—twinkle lights, moonlight, jingle bells, even finding just the right gift for someone special.
Watching a very young client find a new way to stand upright over her own two feet. Improvising with a not so young client as she delights in new sensations in her body—and also finds new ways of standing upright over her own two feet.
No matter what else is going on, it seems that there’s always some little something that can bring at least a soft smile, perhaps even a twinkle to the eye.
No matter what else is going on, it seems that there’s always some little something that can bring at least a soft smile, perhaps even a twinkle to the eye.
What causes you to shift from meandering to focus? Can you make that shift intentionally?
May we each find kinder, gentler ways to connect with our fellow humans. From my snow globe to yours, I strongly recommend giving it a try.
Or it gives me the illusion of some amount of control. Illusions can be quite lovely.
