Yesterday I listened to an online webinar. My first one, ever.
This is what I had posted to my door: Continue reading “Becoming unstuck: how a DottoTech webinar helped me back onto my path”
Selfie hell: filters, enhancers and other functions
When I took this selfie I was 18,994 days young. Or 27,351,548 minutes…
Continue reading “Selfie hell: filters, enhancers and other functions”
2020 can shove it
I rarely wear jeans. I used to as an 80s teenager because that’s what teenagers in the 80s wore, but nowadays? Nah.
I especially don’t wear jeans while committed to the house like some common criminal on house arrest during this endless covid-fiasco. I usually wear tights or yoga pants, something comfortable and easy and, you know…stretchy. Continue reading “2020 can shove it”
Women’s bodies, sexuality and the stigma of menstruation
Disclaimer: this is a straight-forward, blunt, personal perspective about women and periods. If you’re squeamish about these things I encourage you to get over it and read it anyway. Looking forward to respectful and thoughtful, contributing comments. Let’s talk about this and take away the stigma of menstruation.
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Ladies, do you remember the circumstances of your first period?
What about you men, do you remember when your sisters started…? Or your daughters?
I don’t remember much, other than the usual sentiments of discomfort, anxiety about leaks, and how unfair it was to have to go through this crap for the next 40+ years.
Continue reading “Women’s bodies, sexuality and the stigma of menstruation”
Thank you for being my friend
I am so happy!
Golden Girls is on Amazon Prime in Canada … and I watched the first three episodes last night. 🙂
Still (un)happy?
In keeping with this morning’s trend, I hereby populate WordPress with more of my happiness. 😶
I’ll tell you what makes me happy: Continue reading “Still (un)happy?”
All the time
A recent visit by a friend with her daughter got us talking about how kids speak to people about certain topics. This one was about food, or more specifically, eating out at restaurants. Apparently her teen girl uses the expression “all the time” whenever she mentions restaurants she’s been to.
This mortifies her mom. 😶 Continue reading “All the time”
Emotional ebb and flow of life
Everything is temporary.
A wise person said this once but it escapes me now where I read it.
It’s true though, don’t you think? Be it euphoric joy or debilitating depression, we pass through these sets of emotions and emerge with a fresh perspective. Maybe a new outlook. Definitely with accumulated life experience.
It’s the latter that defines us, characterizes us as the individuals we are today.
Life experience. Continue reading “Emotional ebb and flow of life”
The lack of public restrooms during pandemics
There was an article in the newspaper my mom gets delivered that she cut out for me to read. Its title is: The dilemma of full bladders, closed restrooms. 😶 Continue reading “The lack of public restrooms during pandemics”
The numerical values of time, and what to do with it
I am not a numbers person. I have never been much of a math person. But today, I was inspired by some numbers.
The internet calculates things for us confused folk, hence, it was easy to lift the numerical values off the screen. All I have to do now is supplement them with my crafty words.
That is my jam, as you know. Words, not numbers.
So here goes. Continue reading “The numerical values of time, and what to do with it”
