Wednesday, October 7, 2026

Loved

I've done took this and Lynified it!
Hope it reaches whomever needs it ...

Some days are not perfect,
and that's okay.
You don't have to be strong
every day.
It's okay to feel tired.
It's okay to feel lost.
It's okay to feel a little broken.
It's okay to feel sad.
You have to be kind to yourself.
Give yourself grace.
Give yourself a moment.
Give yourself time.
Know that you are loved.

Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Hope

Hey kids!
I have returned.
Spent an extraordinarily amazing week in northern Yellowstone.
Mostly rested and rejuvenated.

A beautiful wish on your Tuesday.

Hope
is the quiet belief
that even
in the darkest moments,
tomorrow can bring
something beautiful.

Have a terrific week.

Monday, September 28, 2026

Words

So there were words last night.
As exhausted as I was,
I crawled out of bed 
to someplace with light enough to write
and I jotted them down.
We shall see where they take me.

When you learn to follow what's given ...
whether it's words
or notes
or images ...
the path you travel
can be simply extraordinary!

I hope, for this week,
that you follow
the gifts you've been given
and share the hope
in your heart.

See you when I see you kids.
Stay buoyant, beautiful and blessed.

Saturday, September 26, 2026

People

I had the distinct blessing
to run into, not one, but TWO
fantabulous people
in one day ~ in the same place.
The sheer magnitude of gratitude
nearly brought me to tears.

The people
that we meet
change the way
we greet
the world.

So thankful 
for the flowers
that are planted
in my path.

Friday, September 25, 2026

Enough

Another gem!

Some days
aren't about productivity,
they're about presence.
Water your plants.
Text someone you miss.
Tell your person you love them.
Make your favorite drink.
Read a book.
Write a poem.
Draw or paint.
Sit in the quiet.
Let the small things
be enough.

Have a fantastic Friday!

Thursday, September 24, 2026

Kindness

Found this and truly needed to share it.

One day, a stranger will remember you.
Not your name - they lost that years ago.
They'll remember that you
let them go first on a terrible day.
That you told a tired cashier
to take her time.
That you said,
"you're doing better than you think"
to someone who was
about to silently give up.
You will never know
which of your smallest kindnesses
is still alive in someone's memory,
still doing it's quiet work.
That's the secret;
none of it disappears.
Kindness has no funeral.
It just keeps living in people,
long after you've walked away.

The two lines that truly made me pause ...

none of it disappears

kindness has no funeral

Wednesday, September 23, 2026

Life Lesson #234723946234

Oh heck yeah ...

Accept people as they are,
but place them
where they belong.
Always remember
you are the CEO of your life.
Acceptance frees you
from trying to change anyone.
Boundaries
protect your peace.
Not everyone
receives the same access,
the same closeness,
or the same seat at your table.
It's not cruelty.
It's self respect and preservation.

Enjoy your day, my friends!