Blogging from my heart in Boise, Idaho & Realtor® Keller Williams Realty Boise
The things we see in life are not always what they appear to be. Many life events can go either way if we take the time to look differently. Let’s take grief. Grief isn’t only about death, but it what we assume when we hear or read that word. Grief can be the loss of... Continue Reading →
I was in a crummy mood, mostly from the news the past few days. I took a time out and noodled on what I could do to be better. I have written in the past about giving daily gifts, right? Thinking about that reminded me about when I was in my 20’s and I worked... Continue Reading →
I have always been able to tell my friends that if you consider it, there can be a silver lining in any event. I know you are probably saying to yourself, well, what about…. Yeah, I have done the same. But with time and patience the truth is revealed. When I had breast cancer in... Continue Reading →
If you don’t know already, I hike at least 2 miles every day with Murphy. When it’s hot, we go as soon as the sun rises. When the days are colder and darker, we head out as soon as we can. After all, Murphy’s mom has to work! This morning was an exceptional day on... Continue Reading →
Apple was kind enough to message me that my screen time on my iPhone is down 25% from last week. That made me realize how much I have decompressed from the news and social media now that life in America is coming back to a version of normalcy again. Free of drama (Trump) but still... Continue Reading →
I think a great deal of Americans and other nations have been in a funk for awhile now. We are tired of COVID, negative politics, nasty comments on social media, rude vehicle drivers. Let’s face it, things don’t seem to be going our way. Maybe things used to go your way, but you have to... Continue Reading →
You know the saying, when one door closes another one opens. I’ve been thinking a great deal about this since the beginning of the year. I have had so many doors close in my life, that I really should collect antique doors. With glass door knobs. And a glass section at the top. And arrange... Continue Reading →
I have been in one of those spots for the past month, unable to put the words to paper. Writers block? No, more akin to shock and disbelief of how divided our nation is. All because of narcissism that created doubt and told us lies on a daily basis for 5 years. I also am... Continue Reading →
This is not another looking back at 2020 but looking forward. I recognized that last year had it’s share of gloom, but the gloom I am referring to is the loss of lives, friends and acquaintances from cancer, COVID or suicide. The grief that accompanied each loss was, in many ways, different from the last... Continue Reading →
I honestly feel as if the collective world is breathing a sigh of relief. 2021 cannot come soon enough, can it? 2020 was a roller coaster ride of one discouraging event after another. And some of those events are still with us, at no fault of our own. Which led millions of Americans to go... Continue Reading →
