Christmas parties give me mixed feelings. On one hand I enjoy getting out and seeing everyone, but on the other hand it makes me feel lonely for Donnie. The whole Christmas season is an up and down emotional roller coaster … Read More
It’s that time of the year and everyone seems to be having a home party, selling just about everything. But where do you draw the line? It’s a great way to socialize with some friends if you have the funds … Read More
I just got back from a Live Out Loud workshop in San Jose, CA. They really encourage you to think about what your passion is and how to earn cash from it. How great is that, to have something you … Read More
I’m off to San Jose for a three day workshop on living my life to the fullest and achieving all my goals. I will be back next week and I will post what I learned so everyone can have it … Read More
My life is a journey of me discovering my own self-worth, my own magnificence and of me learning who I am. That’s my mission – to start having inner peace and to think about what contribution I can make to … Read More
We all live our lives trying to avoid risky situtations and avoid the potential to be hurt, but life doesn’t always work out as planned. As widows we have been taken out of our comfort zone so we may as … Read More
When we justify, we are trying to convince ourselves that it’s OK to settle for second best…that it’s OK to play it safe…that it’s OK to sell ourselves short. Happy, fulfilled people don’t justify why they don’t have this or … Read More
Tomorrow I’m the guest speaker at the “Widows First Pot Luck Supper” in Bathurst, New Brunswick. I want to thank Jessica Ryan for all her hard work. Jessica came up with this idea and contacted me. To speak to a … Read More
Widows have to be careful that they don’t slip into depression. It is so easy to let everything go, because our whole life has changed. The symptoms to watch out for are lack of sleep, decreased interest in life, feelings … Read More
I spoke to alot of widows this weekend that are all at different stages of their “grieving and healing” journey. It made me think of how we progress in our thinking and how our frame of mind also changes. When … Read More