On Pouring When the Container is Full
He’s generous. That’s what I finally landed on as I ruminated on the character of John Snell. He gives freely of his time, effort, and… Read More »On Pouring When the Container is Full
He’s generous. That’s what I finally landed on as I ruminated on the character of John Snell. He gives freely of his time, effort, and… Read More »On Pouring When the Container is Full
I listen to On Being in bed with coffee and ask to not be interrupted. It’s one of my self-care practices, and I guarantee its… Read More »New Concept: Don’t Keep It to Yourself(-Care)
I have one cabinet full of dishes I’ve collected and don’t often use. Recently, the pieces invited me to explore; the loudest voice coming from… Read More »Five Lessons in Lunching: I learned from the best (dishes)
Decades ago, Angie taught me to swim. I trusted her from day one. It was not long before we discovered the overlaps in our lives… Read More »That Stroke! It’s Gorgeous and It Works
For months I’ve wanted to write about the transformational potential of showing our truth to others, and about my intention to create the invitation for… Read More »Tears and Fear: six episodes of truth
Vermont has been consistently strong in pandemic management , but on the day I was eligible to sign up for a vaccine there was a… Read More »Six Weeks to Cross Bridges
Tawnya Kristen is the executive director of Green Mountain United Way, a mom, a wife, and an athlete. She’s also a supportive, committed friend who… Read More »Strength and Connection
I’ve been wondering how to mark the end of my gap year—time off that certainly did not go as planned. (I’ve written about that, actually… Read More »Three, Four, Shut the Door
Liz Harrington lived her own version of hell in 2020. (There are so many versions out there!) The year started with a maintenance accident in… Read More »With Gratitude as a Companion
I’ve had some interesting jobs and have learned a lot in doing them. I’ve held central roles in building things (workflows, events, content, and strategies);… Read More »Making Way
Magic has been occupying my mind. It started with hearing this interview of Katherine May. At one point, the author was talking about meeting Philip… Read More »Do You Believe?
I’m looking at the smallest twigs of a bush holding baseballed clumps of snow and looking into tall pines, boughs draped white, standing in a… Read More »It All Takes Practice(s)