It’s rejuvenating to remember the common and uncommon blessings we enjoy each day. It’s expansive to offer recognition to those we embrace in our field of plenty. But we might find an even greater share of peace by offering some recognition to those who often stir our less attractive emotions. Sharing a moment of contemplation in a season ripe for it.
The Vestibule: life, love and transition through the midlife lens includes these pieces :
My mother’s decline into dementia: finding the right place.
My mother’s decline into dementia, from The Passaggio. Pills to poultry.
My mother’s decline into dementia, from The Passaggio. Memory loss, not forgetfulness.
Sometimes we’re our own worst enemy. That’s not just an old adage. It’s time to stop rejecting the stuff inside (and outside) us and to stop internalizing all that other “rejection” we may run across. Rejection is from Big Words. It’s featured in the book About Love; the bittersweet heart,
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