We are all just people who need people. And that’s how we all get by. By needing people and by allowing people to need us. Barbara Streisand was right. Continue reading Dear Barbara Streisand: “People who need people are indeed the luckiest people in the world”
Hey Friends, Here’s a fun fact for. you: I could not smell or taste for 2 years. Two whole years. I wanted to write about this again, on this gorgeous self-care Saturday because I’ve been meeting so many people over the last few weeks who are feeling absolutely distraught about their loss of smell because of Covid19. I understand their feelings of fear and anxiety. … Continue reading Loss of Smell because of Covid 19?
But, I have a real problem with ACCEPTING things. Gifts, compliments, random acts of other people’s kindness. Continue reading How I nearly MURDERED a Random Act of Kindness
Someone thanked me for something I did 20 years ago. Something I do not even remember. Continue reading Warning: Kindness is Dope
How will you know when you have found ME? Ah, that’s the easy part…
xoxo
GOD Continue reading Looking for GOD? (A short “Soul Sunday” reflection)
Now, as the beneficiary of a lovely Catholic convent education (With a tonn of experience of telling fibs inside the Confessional. Judge not!), Continue reading Have you ever experienced PEACE? (A story about another’s faith)
Deciding who gets a front row seat in the movie that is our lives isn’t exactly as simple as ordering a large popcorn and Slush Puppie. Continue reading The Front Row II (A short reflection on CHANGE)
I feel the sun streaming onto my son’s dreads as I step into a puddle of spilled milk on the floor. Continue reading Gratitude: A Short Reflection
I would be guided by my intuition to write about Gratitude, Grace, Love and Blessings during the 10 month long summer and Sorrow, Loss and Fear during Wintertime. God knows, I could write about all those things with absolute ease. Continue reading Dancing & Dreaming (A story about the power to create)
I have always marveled at the way mothers perform their miracles. To me, these superpowers seem to really come alive at Christmas, Eid, Diwali, Birthdays, Weddings and Barmitzvahs. You know, those milestone moments that go on to the mantelpiece for a lifetime. It fascinates me the way these moms press-on despite limited budgets and family dramas, despite the exhaustion and lack of appreciation to create … Continue reading The Power of “Thank You”
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