Tag: gratitude

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      We all have days or moments that take us back in time, when a sudden and unbidden memory fills you with its imagery and emotion. I noticed today’s date, March 15, the Ides of March.

  • Heart-Lifting for Disheartening Times – ZIGZAGGING Through the Amazing Benefits of Storytelling

    Heart-Lifting for Disheartening Times – ZIGZAGGING Through the Amazing Benefits of Storytelling

    It’s all so overwhelming and it seems everyone is tired, discouraged, maybe angry or cynical or depressed, maybe confused or disheartened…just weary. Each day during this April A-Z Blogging Challenge I’ve offered a short musing on an aspect or two of the many ways the ancient-yet-very-contemporary experience of storytelling – both listening…

  • Heart-Lifting for Disheartening Times – Storytelling Contributes LIGHT to the World

    Heart-Lifting for Disheartening Times – Storytelling Contributes LIGHT to the World

    It’s all so overwhelming and it seems everyone is tired, discouraged, maybe angry or cynical or depressed, maybe confused or disheartened…just weary. Each day during this April A-Z Blogging Challenge I’ll offer a short musing on an aspect or two of the many ways the ancient-yet-very-contemporary experience of storytelling – both listening…

  • Heart-lifting for Disheartening Times – Storytelling begets GRATITUDE

    Heart-lifting for Disheartening Times – Storytelling begets GRATITUDE

    It’s all so overwhelming and it seems everyone is tired, discouraged, maybe angry or cynical or depressed, maybe confused or disheartened…just weary. Each day during this April A-Z Blogging Challenge I’ll offer a short musing on an aspect or two of the many ways the ancient-yet-very-contemporary experience of storytelling – both listening…

  • Close Encounter – A Story of Gratitude

    Close Encounter – A Story of Gratitude

    Re-sharing a favorite post from May 2016 on Gratitude… Well. I waited at the red light, to pull out of my neighborhood and make a left onto the four-lane main thoroughfare to head south. When it turned green I still waited a bit as the car to the right that…

  • Grateful for the Sognefjord and Sogna Sue

    Grateful for the Sognefjord and Sogna Sue

    So I just posted this on Facebook this morning: “It’s seriously challenging to assemble thoughts and energy when grieving, yet it’s also good and beneficial to have good things to plan and prepare for…while seriously challenging… I have several really good such things coming up! Tonight is one: A gig…

  • Gratitude, Gratefulness…Great Fullness!

    Gratitude, Gratefulness…Great Fullness!

    “My dad traveled a lot when I was a little girl; he was an insurance agent for Employers Mutual of Wausau (Wisconsin). He missed several birthdays, school programs, etc. – but never ever ever felt like an ‘absent father.’ When he was home there was full presence and love and…