Monthly Archives: October 2011

‘I’m afraid my words don’t match up with what I’m doing these days,’ a friend of mine recently said to me. ‘It’s so easy for me to say things, but I find it difficult to stand up for what I … Continue reading →

Have you ever said to yourself: ‘Oh, I’ll do that another time.’ or ‘I’m not sure if I really want to do that now.’ or ‘Well, the weather doesn’t seem good to do that.’ And so you delay or put … Continue reading →

Last week I led a retreat in Yakima, WA. I’d had a rather hectic week prior to the retreat – a few too many things on my plate – just like everyone else I know. While in Yakima, I stayed … Continue reading →

Last week as I wandered through my garden, I noticed that my Monkshood plant was starting to bloom. Just when everything else is looking rather ratty in my garden, this beautiful plant shows off its glorious deep purple-blue flowers. When … Continue reading →

This past weekend I led a retreat in Hindman, Kentucky. It was a special place, a wonderful group of people, and a restorative time. But returning home left something to be desired. After boarding our plane and preparing to take … Continue reading →