Hello all! Happy Hump Day! (speaking of people we miss - hello Sooty wherever you are...)
Kas - SO great to hear from you and know that you are well. I miss your posts and your pics, so it is really nice to see you here. Please stop by often!
Lav - congrats on the news about your foot! Are you sure you don't want to bronze that boot and use it for a planter? Speaking of MIA thread-mates, do you have any idea how Chill is doing?
Star - I'm so glad that you spoke about your son. If we can't be honest here, where can we be? I think it is interesting to look at all the 'forces' that we confront daily that we used to let make us miserable. 'Awareness creates change' - we can't change things that we don't acknowledge. I love Lav's image of 'the shields come up'. I'm going to use that for myself as a visual cue: when something comes at me that is too negative, or too dark, or just too much, I'm going to visualize those shields coming up! (Thanks, Lav.) And so great that you are learning new computer things - that's the way to stay young
Dill - I hope that you got some rest! Just having an extra dog here since Thursday was kind of a stretch for me - it seemed to change a lot of the regular daily dynamics. Then the pop-in visit from HB and other disruptions have made it a bit of a rocky ride for the last few days. Sometimes I long to have a different place to go to for work!
Fly - the neurologist visit sounds interesting - does he/she do acupuncture, or is this a different therapy? Hope all works well for you. I have turned into an avid hiker (well, in my mind anyway), and am looking forward to some crisp fall hikes. i just saw a fascinating short Natn't Geo video on the woman who set a record for speed-walking the Appalachian Trail - it's a really moving testimony to the power of moving through space. Here's a link to the 24 minute video about her multiple trips on the trail. (Jennifer Pharr Davis - for some reason the link feature is not working - it just bumped me off the thread!) There's a great quote at the beginning - "I was not in control - I finally realized that the only thing I had control over was myself. When I realized that, the trail became easier."
OK, will leave everybody with that thought! Have to get going on projects - wishing all a great day. Pap - hope you are well!
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