Monthly Archives: June 2019

Wildflowers 28 June 2019

The sweet smell of wild roses always takes me back to summer camp. The wildflowers on mountain trails are such a vibrant blaze of color. It can’t help but be a blessing, even when you are huffing and puffing yourself … Continue reading

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Brink 26 June 2019

Do you have different kinds of tired? I’ve been on the brink of exhausted, but exhilarated at the same time. I’ve been tired after a day of what felt like beating my head against a wall and simply ready to … Continue reading

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Permission to Breathe 19 June 2019

I presented, for the second time, a professional development seminar for teachers on self-care. Like a lot of careers, teachers can be overwhelmed by all the demands and find themselves stressed, anxious, and reacting instead of stopping to take a … Continue reading

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Choices 14 June 2019

Sometimes things don’t go exactly the way we plan. It’s easy to be anxious or go to the blame game in the moment. But is it really life and death? One of the many things I love about hiking season … Continue reading

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Boots on the Trail 7 June 2019

Hiking fills a space inside that I miss during the winter. Donning my day pack with the granola/power bar of the day and two or three liters of water, my rain gear and extra layers, I’m excited to see whatever … Continue reading

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