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

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    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

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    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

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    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

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    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

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    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!

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    “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…